Everything is very, very slow on my new laptop, but only when things are moving and only on manjaro
Hiya. On my recently purchased laptop I decided to install Manjaro, and once it’s installed every time I do something that requires more than a little movement (scroll on a website, watch a video, play a game, etc.), everything lags like I’m playing doom eternal on a Windows XP machine. I have the Nvidia drivers installed, and my cpu/memory usage is totally normal. I’m totally lost on why this happens. On Ubuntu based distros things run just fine, but everything is super slow on Manjaro and I can’t figure out why.
No, it’s actually quite strange: everything shows as 0% usage. Checking back CPU usage spikes when watching a video, I didn’t catch that before. Definitely not 100% or anything like that, but higher than it should.
I know. I’m just guessing. I haven’t use gnome in a long time, so I thought if there is a chance that they make wayland or modesetting as default (which activate wayland even in nvidia system, cmiiw). But, I guess I was wrong.
CPU usage while watching a random video off YouTube on Firefox. It is very much high, and system monitor doesn’t show that for some reason. I typed out what is using the CPU, because I couldn’t figure out how to copy from htop and I can’t upload images. /usr/lib/Xorg vt2 -displayfd 3 -auth /run/user/100/gdm/Xauthority -nolisten tcp -background none -noreset -keeptty -novtswitch -verbose 3