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In particular, resizing new 'sets' windows (such as Explorer) lags compared to a normal/stable Windows environment.Īt the heart, this problem might thus be related to changes introduced by Microsoft in the window manager, which simply are more noticeable at higher resolutions.
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Scrolling in some applications is unacceptably slow for a high-end systemthe list view so it takes up half of the screen.To further demonstrate this is a bottleneck related to the GPU and somehow related to screen resolution:
The view continues to scroll seconds after the scroll action has been initiated while the Intel GPU spikes. You can notice there is an immense delay.
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Scroll in the list view using a touchpad (this might be related to XPS 15 9550's touchpad drivers specifically, although I have no clue where they are located or who is responsible for them, or why it would impact GPU performance).Open up the task manager, and select the "Performance" tab.Open up several folders in the list view on the left hand side so that there is a considerable region through which can be scrolled.Scrolling in list view of Windows explorer lags and maxes out GPU In an actual work environment (where I replicate the setup of the Lenovo on the XPS), 'every day' window management (dragging windows, resizing windows, switching virtual desktops) simply becomes unbearable.Ģ. From this, I conclude this is not a performance degradation due to the system being under heavy load, but likely a bottleneck due to screen resolution.
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Still, as can be seen, the animation shown when opening the task view (press Windows-Tab repeatedly) lags immensely on the 4k laptop compared to the full HD laptop. The 4k laptop only has a couple of windows open (file Explorer), whereas the Lenovo is running two instances of Visual Studio, IntelliJ, multiple Chrome instances, etc. In the following video, a 4k laptop (XPS 15 9550) is positioned on the left, and a full HD laptop (Lenovo T460s) is positioned on the right: XPS 15 repeated task view - YouTube Steps to reproduce: press WinKey-Tab repeatedly while several application windows are open. Opening up Task View on 4k always has reduced performance compared to full HD I merely list them since they are easy to reproduce and are indicative of the overarching problem: the Intel HD 530 graphics card (and possibly others) are unable to run Windows 10 smoothly in 4k, to the degree where I prefer to work on a (cheaper) non-4k system.ġ. The following issues are not 'showstoppers' when considered in isolation. Reproducible issues (Still persists July 21th 2018) There might be more sources I can try to dig up based on my searches in the past, if this could be of any help. I've posted this resize issue also on Microsoft Feedback Hub: Probably most important observation here is: "It is only windows which near about 3/4th of the full 4k size (3840x2160) which stutter when maximizing." 4k laptop lag in Windows 10 UI animations Maximizing window animation of 4k windows has a severly reduced - Microsoft Community thread/104262 Intel HD Graphics 530 - Poor performance 4K Dell 4k Intel 530 UI performance Windows 10 - Super User However, this is definitely not an isolated issue! For example, in none of the XPS 15 reviews this problem is mentioned, although I have seen it firsthand on 4 laptops of the same model (my original laptop, the one with the motherboard replaced, the full replacement, and a similar model from a friend). Judging from the information you can find online and the feedback from Intel and Dell support, this seems either to be a rare problem or people generally don't care. I have had a motherboard replacement, a screen replacement, and a full laptop replacement by Dell, followed up most recently now with an audio card replacement. Unfortunately, I notice no difference on my computer.
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As per the thread linked above, I was hopeful to read about the Falls Creator's update resolving this issue for some ( UPDATE: problem persists after Spring update). ) and Google Chrome runs even slower, becoming unusable at times. I /thread/114776 posted this in a thread reporting on the same issues, but was requested to post it as a new question instead.Įver since I got my Dell (almost 2 years ago), I have noticed Windows 10 animations lag (minimize/maximize animations, resize, task view.
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