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Reporting to AMD would be good. Can you also test whether changing the fullscreen optimizations setting in right click -> properties does anything? Historically that setting only had an effect on D3D from my recollection, but maybe it's changed. You may need to apply it on the actual executable ( |
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@SupDos Can you download https://www.capframex.com and capture two frames, one with the old driver (in exclusive fullscreen), and one with the new driver? |
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Please upload logs from the game ( |
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By any chance, do you have a phone with a slo-mo recording mode? The captures above look identical in both cases so I'm trying to quantify the input lag in some way. |
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In the old exclusive fullscreen, especially when running unlimited, you should see some tearing. It'll be more obvious in taiko than the other modes. Do you see tearing at all in the new driver? |
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Can you also try out the D3D11 renderer on the new driver in the following modes:
And see if your perceived latency is lower. It will use iFlip, but we've made what I believe is our best attempt at lowering latency as far as D3D11 can take us. Maybe provide PerfMon logs or CapFrameX captures too. |
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For context, from my testing lazer will only ever run in exclusive fullscreen with the OpenGL renderer - any other renderers run in borderless/fullscreen optimizations mode
With driver version 24.5.1, osu! runs in Exclusive fullscreen, as confirmed by Presentmon showing Hardware: Legacy Flip
However, with the next driver update after this one, 24.6.1, 24.7.1 and 24.8.1 (which seems to have been released while I was making this) it will no longer run in exclusive, and will show the volume controls even when the game is focused. Presentmon details this as Hardware: Independent Flip
I have also tried this with the SDL3 environment variable just in case it helped, but still see the same effects.
While I am sure this is an AMD issue, I'm wondering if lazer's exclusive fullscreen method is off somehow, as a different game I play, Overwatch 2, can still enter exclusive fullscreen on the newer drivers (note the Hardware: Legacy Flip)
Posting this in case anyone has a similar issue - for now I can downgrade to 24.5.1 and fullscreen works fine, but if anyone knows how to fix it apart from AMD fixing it themselves (very unlikely) it would be appreciated
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