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Current version | Edited by Rex
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I am not sure if [#204](https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/204) counts as being similar, as that seems like the search is just pulling up the existing _stream_ HW acceleration option.Removed: ### ChecksRemoved: Removed: - ☑ I searched for existing discussions and didn't find a duplicate.Removed:
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Allow UI Hardware Acceleration to be toggled On/Off

Problem

Sometimes when I update my drivers (Windows/NVIDIA) and go to use my favorite Electron apps, I am greeted with a "crust" that causes visual issues and very degraded performance. I am able to turn off hardware acceleration (dealing with slightly worse performance for a bit) on most of these apps until a fix is pushed. However, it looks like on Fluxer- I'm only able to turn off hardware acceleration for streams and not the UI itself. Here's some images of the "crust" (I should reiterate that the crust itself seems to be an issue for all Electron apps and not just Fluxer): Fluxer_nR1ghtF9Xp Fluxer_2ocv9JEt91 Fluxer_vtjVJJ4ZaI Fluxer_A9kac2m0sb

Proposed solution

I think a toggle option for Hardware Acceleration should be added in Advanced next to the stream hardware acceleration option, with maybe a name change for the stream one to note their difference. Or the stream HW could be moved to Audio & Video?

Notes (optional)

I am not sure if #204 counts as being similar, as that seems like the search is just pulling up the existing stream HW acceleration option.
Edited by Rex
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### Notes (optional)Removed: I am not sure if [#290](https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/204) counts as being similar, as that seems like the search is just pulling up the existing _stream_ HW acceleration option.Added: I am not sure if [#204](https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/204) counts as being similar, as that seems like the search is just pulling up the existing _stream_ HW acceleration option.### Checks
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Allow UI Hardware Acceleration to be toggled On/Off

Problem

Sometimes when I update my drivers (Windows/NVIDIA) and go to use my favorite Electron apps, I am greeted with a "crust" that causes visual issues and very degraded performance. I am able to turn off hardware acceleration (dealing with slightly worse performance for a bit) on most of these apps until a fix is pushed. However, it looks like on Fluxer- I'm only able to turn off hardware acceleration for streams and not the UI itself. Here's some images of the "crust" (I should reiterate that the crust itself seems to be an issue for all Electron apps and not just Fluxer): Fluxer_nR1ghtF9Xp Fluxer_2ocv9JEt91 Fluxer_vtjVJJ4ZaI Fluxer_A9kac2m0sb

Proposed solution

I think a toggle option for Hardware Acceleration should be added in Advanced next to the stream hardware acceleration option, with maybe a name change for the stream one to note their difference. Or the stream HW could be moved to Audio & Video?

Notes (optional)

I am not sure if #204 counts as being similar, as that seems like the search is just pulling up the existing stream HW acceleration option.

Checks

  • ☑ I searched for existing discussions and didn't find a duplicate.
Original by Rex
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Allow UI Hardware Acceleration to be toggled On/Off

Problem

Sometimes when I update my drivers (Windows/NVIDIA) and go to use my favorite Electron apps, I am greeted with a "crust" that causes visual issues and very degraded performance. I am able to turn off hardware acceleration (dealing with slightly worse performance for a bit) on most of these apps until a fix is pushed. However, it looks like on Fluxer- I'm only able to turn off hardware acceleration for streams and not the UI itself. Here's some images of the "crust" (I should reiterate that the crust itself seems to be an issue for all Electron apps and not just Fluxer): Fluxer_nR1ghtF9Xp Fluxer_2ocv9JEt91 Fluxer_vtjVJJ4ZaI Fluxer_A9kac2m0sb

Proposed solution

I think a toggle option for Hardware Acceleration should be added in Advanced next to the stream hardware acceleration option, with maybe a name change for the stream one to note their difference. Or the stream HW could be moved to Audio & Video?

Notes (optional)

I am not sure if #290 counts as being similar, as that seems like the search is just pulling up the existing stream HW acceleration option.

Checks

  • ☑ I searched for existing discussions and didn't find a duplicate.