Slow and Laggy Animations
Solution 1
On Unity (before Ubuntu 17.10)
Too much useless animation and effects activated in Unity... Unity3D makes the system extremely slow but only low Graphic Card and/or can actually reproduce the lag and slow animations.
I am in the same case as you because I use an Asus 1215N with a Dual Core ATOM processor and an Intel Graphic card since the Optimus doesn't work natively...
But you can still do some configurations to help a little bit with the problem like this :
When using Unity-3D:
Use the proprietary ATI drivers available in Ubuntu.
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After installing ccsm (Compiz Config Settings Manager) :
- Disable Sync to VBlank (as mentioned by @duffydack)
- In Composite Plugin > Select your Refresh Rate (available at Screen Settings) and then uncheck "Detect Refresh Rate".
- In OpenGL > "Texture Filter" select "Fast" instead of "Good", and choose "Texture Compression" (this feature will use a little bite more of the process but will help with graphics so it is at your choose (you can have the 2 options unselected though)
And I think it is all you can do (for me even Unity-2D is slow so I think it is the fault of my processor... even if this problem of slowlyness doesn't occur neither in Gnome-Shell or Windows (but the last one is probably due to the fact that the Nvidia Optimus works and on Linux it doesn't....)
Hope this helps.
Solution 2
use compizconfig-settings-manager to disable vsync
from a terminal type sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
click the dash, type ccsm, click and run, and in the OpenGL plugin disable Sync to VBlank
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rockr101
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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rockr101 over 1 year
Why are my animations laggy and slow on my laptop? AMD Turion tl-56 and HD 3200 with 2 Gig Ram.
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aliasbody over 12 yearsI forget to mentioned the Unity settings in Compiz, you can change the blur to No Blur which will make the Launcher/Lens work better and launch faster.