I am curerntly running Arch Linux with the 6.7.0 linux kernel on my AMD Framework 13 from batch 5 with 16GB of DDR5-5600 RAM. I have noticed for around a month or so now that whenever I have video playback in fullscreen, the screen glitches out heavily and starts looking all corrupted. The way the glitched playback appears to change whether I have the scatter/gather display parameter enabled or disabled in the kernel parameters on bootup but I am unable to figure out why the video playback glitches out like this. Is this a known issue? With scatter/gather display enabled, in fullscreen the video flickers white for a brief moment and then stays white as seen here:
With scatter/gather display disabled, the fullscreen video playback will be very glitched but pixels all over the screen are forced to a particular colour (white, green, black, magenta, etc.) and may flicker occasionally too as seen here:
Is there a fix for this? Should I just switch to a different distro? Update the BIOS? Buy more RAM? Suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks.