Intel Improving Its Content Match Refresh Rate "CMRR" Feature With Linux 7.4
With the upcoming Linux 7.4 kernel will be better support for CMRR with the Intel graphics driver...
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With the upcoming Linux 7.4 kernel will be better support for CMRR with the Intel graphics driver...
Introduced with the Xe2 Lunar Lake graphics hardware was support for Content Match Refresh Rate (CMRR) as an improvement over typical Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) / Adaptive-Sync to more precisely match the...
Particularly for video playback it aims for no stuttering or frame drops.
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With the upcoming Linux 7.4 kernel will be better support for CMRR with the Intel graphics driver... Introduced with the Xe2 Lunar Lake graphics hardware was support for Content Match Refresh Rate (CMRR) as an improvement over typical Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) / Adaptive-Sync to more precisely match the video or content frame rates. Particularly for video playback it aims for no stuttering or frame drops.
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Introduced with the Xe2 Lunar Lake graphics hardware was support for Content Match Refresh Rate (CMRR) as an improvement over typical Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) / Adaptive-Sync to more precisely match the video or content frame rates. Particularly for video playback it aims for no stuttering or frame drops.
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