i moved and now have screen tearing.

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i moved and now have screen tearing.

#1 Post by olympus1112 »

The other day i moved my computer from one room to another. As good as the perks of the move are, the monitor, (a 26" TV) has really bad screen tearing. Is there a way to fix it? Ive already tried the compister.
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Re: i moved and now have screen tearing.

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Re: i moved and now have screen tearing.

#3 Post by CharlesV »

olympus1112 wrote: Mon Dec 09, 2024 2:31 pm The other day i moved my computer from one room to another. As good as the perks of the move are, the monitor, (a 26" TV) has really bad screen tearing. Is there a way to fix it? Ive already tried the compister.
Rn MX Tweak and on the compositor tab change VBlank to glx. (If it is already on GLX, change to Auto or Off and then apply. You may have to play with this setting a little, but I believe that will fix this.
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Re: i moved and now have screen tearing.

#4 Post by Stevo »

To be clear, the external 26'' TV monitor is what's new?
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The MX Test repository is mostly backports; not the same as Debian testing

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Re: i moved and now have screen tearing.

#5 Post by olympus1112 »

Stevo wrote: Mon Dec 09, 2024 8:50 pm To be clear, the external 26'' TV monitor is what's new?
no not for 6 months or so. but i used this TV even before I moved.for many months
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Re: i moved and now have screen tearing.

#6 Post by MXRobo »

Stevo, although I see you practicing dentistry skills, it looks like you ought to stick with your "day job". :p

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Re: i moved and now have screen tearing.

#7 Post by Stevo »

So the screen tearing only appeared after the move to another room, or was it happening before?

The assumption would be that the answer is after, since you made a point of including it as part of the fact pattern, but I am assuming nothing at this point.
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