CEF gfx HW acceleration issue with Nvidia drivers

[hexaae]

CEF based tools (e.g. Google Chrome browser, GeForce Experience, GOG Galaxy client, etc.) seem to have some issues with Nvidia drivers WDDM2.3 and Windows 10 FCU.
Has already reported on Nvidia forum when gfx HW acceleration is enabled for programs using CEF, the GUI appears blurry, with wrong colors etc.

E.g. (GeForce Experience, Chrome browser, GOG Galaxy)
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The problem is reproducible for users without Intel IGP, using only the discrete gfx card GPU and no advanced Optimus power-saving mode with IGP <-> GPU auto-switch.

Other users on GOG Galaxy forums confirmed the same issue with corrupt GUI rendering, now that even that switched to latest (?) CEF and enabled gfx HW acceleration by default.


Windows 10 x64 FCU 1709 (16299.248), Nvidia drivers 390.77 WHQL, GeForce Experience 3.7.0.81
Gaming laptop ASUS G751JY [Intel HM87 Lynx Point, i7-4860HQ, 24GB DDR3L 2133MHz, GTX 980M (GM204M, 10DE-1617/1043-22DA Rev A1, vBIOS v84.04.48.00.39), 4GB GDDR5 (Micron), G-Sync], Windows 10 x64 FCU, display: LG Philips LP173WF4-SPD1 (LGD046C) 17", desktop res: 1080p 75Hz, Audio: Realtek HD (ALC668), Competition Pro USB arcade joystick SpeedLink SL-6603-SPORTS-EU, XBox One Bluetooth controller, Microsoft PN7-00004 Bluetooth mouse

[Czarek]

GPU issues may be resolved by updating to the latest CEF version.
Alternatively to disable GPU acceleration in CEF pass "--disable-gpu" and "--disable-gpu-compositing" flags.

[hexaae]

It's a problem with Anisotropic Filter as reported here on Nvidia forum too:
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topi ... 3/#5296333

I hope someone at Nvidia or CEF dev will do something to fix this issue...