Blake_ASUS
Hello @samuelaviv ,
well....mouse do have something to do with this, may you double check?
Especially you said lowering the resolution help....
Also, if you change the setting in IE (or Edge), Chrome will follow.
Please kindly check as well.
Thank you.
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No, mouse most certainly does not have anything to do with this, I have "double" checked, might even say triple and quadruple and quintuple checked, its right there to just scroll, its not like I had to assemble the touchpad, I would imagine that was pretty clear in my answer. The mouse and the touchpad are the same, actually, its slightly worse on the touchpad because of the nature of the continuous motion on the pad.
I changed in IE to software rendering, that did nothing. And why would it? does that have any bearing on windows animations? I am pretty sure a setting under internet options in IE has absolutely no effect on how windows it self draws windows and animations.
If it was a debugging or troubleshooting strategy for identifying the issue and to see if on IE itself, as a closed sandbox, it makes a difference in a specific website in which we can replicate the issue and test on/off hardware rendering, thats another matter, but you didnt ask any of that. There is no point in toggling a dead setting in a dead browser in hope it would have any bearing on windows own animations and drawings.
The issue is system wide, not a web content issue, or a chrome or edge or any of those, its something directly with asus system build, compatibility or something along those lines.
