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#Turn off password mac hardware update

I am not sure if these will completely resolve everyone's issues, but the following seems to have resolved them for me on both a GTX 960 and an RX 480. and considering it is now browser-only (or rather, Chrome-only I guess), it makes this solution even more unacceptable.

Google Earth also requires hardware acceleration be turned on. I mean, look at all this cool stuff people are doing with WebGL. Aside from causing Chrome to squander CPU resources drawing and redrawing certain dynamic or content-heavy pages, you lose the ability to use WebGL and a lot of other cool up-and-coming web technologies. And at least for me, this does indeed solve the issues.īut I don't want to turn off graphics acceleration. The gold standard for fixing these issues is to simply go to Chrome's advanced preferences and uncheck 'Use hardware acceleration when available'. Occasional distortion of a page (things might look 'stretched' or squished').This is because the page is actually scrolled a few dozen pixels above or below what is being shown. This will manifest as a seemingly correctly-rendered web page, but you might notice that none of the links or controls on the page respond to the mouse, but if you click just above or below them, they will. Entire page doesn't always redraw in response to small scrolls.

#Turn off password mac hardware update

Inconsistent redraws of the page, meaning part of the page might update what it shows in response to scrolling or a mouse-over, while other parts do not.

Garbled browser page content, often appearing as blocks of the page rendered in the wrong spot or out of order.

I am not sure how many people this effects, but I imagine a number of users with a relatively recent NVIDIA or AMD GPU have been experiencing persistent graphics issues in Chrome since at least 10.11.

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