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Join Date: May 2016
Posts: 21
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I have been distracted with certification testing and have not had a chance to spend any time on this problem. Chromium was upgraded over the weekend, and now it has the same problem as Chrome. Now I have a place to start looking. (Chromium 55.0.2883.87 versus earlier versions.) And I have a fairly good idea of the nature of the problem.
Mozilla Firefox does not exhibit any sluggishness issue. I'm free on the 27th if I pass. Using the HDMI connector did not make a difference in the sluggishness problem on my system, but I am using the D1000 docking station and Ubuntu 16.10 (on an XPS-13). Thus I have an HDMI-to-HDMI connector between the HannStar Display and the D1000, which connects to the XPS-13 through the USB-C connector. Last edited by Joachim Martillo; 12-19-2016 at 01:18 PM. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2017
Posts: 1
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Hello everyone,
I have a Dell XPS 13 9360 and I am using ist with the Dockingstation D3100. I have connected 2 NEC Multisync EA221WMe via HDMI-DVI connectors. I experience the same problems: every software based on the chrome-engine (Chromium, Chrome, Vivaldi, Atom) is very slow. But only on the external monitors. If I use the same application on the laptop-screen it works fine. If I put it onto one of the NECs it is becoming unusable. Other applications are free from these problems but I admit, that there are slight delays as well which is noticeable when writing in textareas in Firefox for example. One thing is really weird: When the window of the Chrome-Browser reaches into the laptop-screen, the slowness disappears on the NEC-screen! I have installed ubuntu 16.04 and the displaydriver version 1.3.52. The USB-port is installed as USB 3.0 device. Network, keyboard and mouse connected to the same docking device are working fine. |
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