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Severe frame presentation issues with modded Minecraft introduced in driver update 8132

djmrFunnyMan
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A specific mod combination experiences severe issues with frame presentation. This issue was introduced in driver version 32.0.101.8132.

Affected mod combination:
- Fabric Mod Loader [link]
- Cubes Without Borders [link]
- Complementary Unbound [link]
- Iris (dependency of Complementary Unbound) [link]
- Sodium (dependency of Iris) [link]

The issue manifests when the player has some kind of GUI open ie. the inventory or pause menu. Frame persentation will become severely slow, only showing a new frame once every several seconds.

Reproduction Steps:
- Download and install the affected mods
- Enable the Complementary Unbound shader
- Create a new world, select World Type: Superflat > Customize > Presets and paste in this preset 

minecraft:bedrock,minecraft:kelp_plant;minecraft:plains

- The above step is to aid with reproduction as the issue seems to require water & a cutout texture on the screen
- Once in the world, open your inventory or the pause menu

Observed Results:
- After doing all of the above, the game will appear to exibit extremely low FPS.
- The FPS that the game reports (can be seen by pressing F3) stays high and does not reflect the percieved stuttering, suggesting this is an issue with frame presentation.

Note: This issue can be resolved by downgrading to driver version 32.0.101.7029

I've attached an SSU log

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VonM_Intel
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Hi djmrFunnyMan,

Thank you for posting in our Community and for attaching the SSU log. I appreciate the step-by-step reproduction instructions as well. From what you’ve described, this does appear to be a driver-specific regression introduced with version 32.0.101.8132, since the issue does not occur on 32.0.101.7029. 

 

Just to clarify, may I ask if you are the end user experiencing this issue firsthand, or are you a developer of the game/mods involved? This will help me better understand your perspective and ensure I provide you with the most appropriate support.


Have a nice day!

 

Best regards,

Von M.

Intel Customer Support Technician


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djmrFunnyMan
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VonM_Intel
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Hello djmrFunnyMan,

Thank you for your confirmation. Since the problem occurs specifically with a modded version of Minecraft, we kindly recommend that you reach out to the mod or emulator developer and request that they submit a case directly. This will allow their development team to provide the necessary technical details. 

 

In the meantime, I will close this inquiry now. If you need further assistance, please submit a new question as this thread will no longer be monitored.

 

Best regards,

Von M.

Intel Customer Support Technician


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