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I've been methodically removing several boot options that show up in my bootloader for reasons unknown to me using the method outlined in this post: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/solved-hide-boot-clover-from-efi.169641/ I'm finally left with a single unwanted boot icon in clover bootloader...

FYI check out reply #29 on this thread if you're interested in a solution for getting HS working as buttery as it can currently with your Nvidia. https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/desktop-feels-laggy-and-chrome-very-slow.236081/page-5#post-1697277 thanks to @turtleguy

I'm running Sierra. Yea, it's not just the browser resizing. That's just where it was most pronounced.

Thanks, I tried this at some point as well. It did improve but I still didn't consider the issue fixed to my standard. On the plus side, I just ran the same tests on a 2017 MacBook Pro i7 with a Radeon Pro 555 with 2GB and it looked pretty similar. Given, this isn't the exact same hardware, but...

I disabled hardware acceleration in brave, that has sped it up somewhat, and perhaps highlighted the issue as a GPU / driver issue.

Well that was a gold nugget. Thanks. Did you ever get any further than just plain switching off GPU acceleration?

Still no joy. Seems to be the same amount of jittery.

Thanks for the hard work. I ran your script but I'm still having lag issues, especially obvious outside of native GUI animations. Like when using a browser. I posted the details here. Agonising. Would love an opinion.

Thanks again. Still having the exact same issues. I'll repost in the related thread: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/nvidia-update-simple-way-to-install-nvidia-web-drivers.244987/ Just a thought, but are you convinced this is a GPU issue? Could it possibly be a memory issue?

Yes, good point. Took out the Intel injection and changed the inject kexts as well as checked the bios. Seems that none of these were the culprit.

I’ve recently put together my first Hackintosh. It’s running well with all hardware working quite well. However, although native GUI animations work buttery smooth, browser resizing, especially scaling of images looks like it’s running on a 2001 iMac. Somewhat frustrating considering GPU and CPU...