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Old 05-24-2016, 11:05 AM   #1
Vanadium
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I do not have the experience. If I do not mirror the displays, the external display is extremely jerky. The display is fluid when I mirror the displays, but still DisplayLinkManager uses 20% CPU while idle - currently, it even stays at 70% even if I am not typing. It all works poorly, and that on a Dell XPS 13 that officially is supported for Ubuntu.
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Old 05-24-2016, 12:40 PM   #2
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I do not have the experience. If I do not mirror the displays, the external display is extremely jerky. The display is fluid when I mirror the displays, but still DisplayLinkManager uses 20% CPU while idle - currently, it even stays at 70% even if I am not typing. It all works poorly, and that on a Dell XPS 13 that officially is supported for Ubuntu.
Yes, I have a very low performance and I'm using a Yoga 3 laptop, so I can feel that lots of power is used to update the external display.

Doing nothing, it uses 8% of CPU, and just moving the mouse in the external display goes up to almost 50%
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