Wayland lag/stuttering since kernel 6.11.2

Framework Laptop 13 Linux
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I believe this may be related to https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/3796. You could try reverting the bisected commit there or changing the kernel command line.

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Holy moly, this made a night and day difference on my system, thanks so much for the tip!

My AMD Framework 13 (Fedora 41 w/ Sway Spin, 6.12.x) is now usable again :sunglasses:

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On Fedora 41 Plasma spin the issue goes away if I boot into kernel 6.11.4. Mouse is buttery smooth.

If I use newer kernels I get issues. Latest available is 6.12.6, but I donā€™t know how far back the issue goes.

Iā€™m on AMD using Wayland. My symptoms are that on my external monitor, mouse movement is super janky. I suspect keyboard input is janky on both the external and built-in display, but itā€™s harder to confirm.

If I play a video, the mouse moves properly.

Seems possibly related to running Chromium applications ā€” I didnā€™t test rigorously, but it seemed like symptoms reduced when I didnā€™t have any Chromium apps running.

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Still all recent versions of 6.11.11, 6.12.4 and 6.13rc2 exhibit this issue for me. Disabling adaptive sync in the settings didnā€™t help in 6.11 and 6.12, but it does seem to be working in 6.13rc2, so I donā€™t get any stutter now.

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Having this issue with 6.11/6.12. The amd driver team needs to get their shit together, Iā€™ve been having constant graphical issues more or less since I first got a fw16.

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Hi guys! Been following this thread for a couple of days now. I have the same problem.

Here are my specs :

  • Framework 13 AMD
  • Fedora 41
  • On Wayland
  • Last working kernel is 6.11.4

Notice the problem since 6.12.8. Tried 6.12.9 today with much hope, does not fix it for me. Should we address this to AMD directly?

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Iā€™m also following this as Iā€™ve been experiencing this problem for a few weeks now.

Seems like itā€™s already reported upstream though: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/3647

Workaround right now is to add the following kernel parameter: amdgpu.dcdebugmask=0x10

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