@tblack and The Fat Miner.
Intensity is 13 (it's a 280X card, and 13 seems to suit it well). I can do pretty much everything else (bar watch full-res youtube videos), and it works fine, it's just that I recently noticed this issue with Chrome.
Another forum member helpfully PM-ed me and also suggested switching HW acceleration off, which I've done, and it's helped a lot, although it's disabled some things in Chrome (Google Maps are now in "Lite" mode, for example, no 3D imagery).
I thought it would be great if I could set it all up so that the integrated graphics is used for desktop, browsing, etc, whilst the 280X mines unhindered, but not sure how to go about setting this up.
edit: Oh, I think I know what you meant tblack. Just connect the monitor to the integrated graphics DVI, as opposed to the 280X. Simple.
I may well try this.
Intensity is 13 (it's a 280X card, and 13 seems to suit it well). I can do pretty much everything else (bar watch full-res youtube videos), and it works fine, it's just that I recently noticed this issue with Chrome.
Another forum member helpfully PM-ed me and also suggested switching HW acceleration off, which I've done, and it's helped a lot, although it's disabled some things in Chrome (Google Maps are now in "Lite" mode, for example, no 3D imagery).
I thought it would be great if I could set it all up so that the integrated graphics is used for desktop, browsing, etc, whilst the 280X mines unhindered, but not sure how to go about setting this up.
edit: Oh, I think I know what you meant tblack. Just connect the monitor to the integrated graphics DVI, as opposed to the 280X. Simple.
I may well try this.