Does this happen on wayland, X11 or both?
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uhh how do i check what im on
Did you change the setting? What Pop OS version are you on?
what setting? on pop 22.04 lts
If you have not fiddled with any display settings from the command line, it is safe to say that you are X11.
guess I'll check how Wayland performs tgen
Dont. Pop OS uses a older version of gnome which has a lot bugs under wayland. It is why the default is X11 and why the option to enable wayland is 'hidden' behind the command line.
Instead see if the issue is resolved by turning on ForceFullCompositionPipeline in the nvidia settings
Edit : The option might also be labelled ForceCompositionPipeline