

Someone else also said to update the firmware to 138.0.0.0, but I'm on 144.0.0.0. You can playback GPU-accelerated effects and transitions in real time without rendering them.

It facilitates the playback of the average timeline in real time at high quality. I never saw the flickering when he played Minecraft on Mojave. GPU-accelerated computing is the employment of a graphics processing unit (GPU) along with a computer processing unit (CPU). I could update to Mojave, but my dad (who was the previous owner and is the tech guy in my family) said that he had a lot of problems and glitches on there. The column heading gives the short device name, and the set of driver versions with that feature set. There is a column for each distinct set of reported features. The difference was that they said that if you restart or put in the original graphics card and restart it should fix it, but it doesn't for me). Intel Iris Pro OpenGL Engine Different driver versions may have different feature sets, and we may have conflicting reports from the same driver version. Also, when I use Parallels and play games on Windows, the issue is gone (it was the same case for someone else who had the problem. My problem is that whenever I open OBS or a game (like Minecraft), the screen (even if the game is in windowed) will flicker every few seconds, making it really difficult to play. It's currently on High Sierra (I'm not sure about the exact version, but if anyone wants to know I can look).

Flickering screen/artifacts on 2009 Mac Pro I have an Early 2009 Mac Pro (with the firmware flashed to 5,1) with an rx 560 graphics card.
