Load intel graphics driver

[Zielonykid123]

Scrolling or moving windows on X11 look kinda laggy to me. On FreeBSD it looks much better. Also, i have ran fw_update and it installed intel driver, how to load it and use on X11?

I can see "drmid92829:intel_pipe_update_start *ERROR* [drm] *ERROR* Potential atomic update failure on pipe A" message on XDM's xconsole window

[Head_on_a_Stick]

Originally Posted by Zielonykid123

i have ran fw_update and it installed intel driver

No, it didn't. That command installs firmware.

Originally Posted by Zielonykid123

how to load it and use on X11?

It should load automatically. Check the X.Org log for any errors. Share it here (in full) if you can't make any sense of it and I will have a look.

Originally Posted by Zielonykid123

I can see "drmid92829:intel_pipe_update_start *ERROR* [drm] *ERROR* Potential atomic update failure on pipe A" message on XDM's xconsole window

Are you experiencing any screen blanking or flickering?

Check for a sysctl(8) setting to disable Intel's Panel Self-Refresh option (PSR) to fix the error.

Reference: https://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/...ic-update.html ← I found that with a simple web search for your error message. Perhaps try that next time instead of waiting for somebody else to do it for you

[Zielonykid123]

Originally Posted by Head_on_a_Stick

Are you experiencing any screen blanking or flickering?

No, but the performance is horrible. Also, neofetch says my GPU is Mesa Intel(R) UHD Graphics. Is it possible to use nVidia driver with my RTX and draw X11 with that GPU?

[jggimi]

Most NVIDIA cards can only be used with VESA standard interfaces; which precludes any acceleration features. There is no driver for any recent NVIDIA graphic products in OpenBSD, as the company does not provide any public interface specifications. The open-source nv(4) driver originally produced by NVIDIA and the XFree86 Project, and later adopted by X.Org, is included with OpenBSD, but the nv(4) driver is usable only with older NVIDIA cards.