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You have a fairly recent piece of graphics hardware. It's not too surprising that it doesn't work super smoothly. This is often the case. Even with Intel who've had a long open source driver tradition, a new integrated GPU often has driver bugs. I know I had to turn off a few things on my 11th gen Intel GPU for a year and a bit until the bugs got squashed. To avoid any of this, I rarely buy bleeding edge hardware.