Microsoft Edge Chromium stable version 80 rendering issue

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I am on Windows 10 Professional 64 bits with latest update and recently Microsoft Edge Chromium stable version 80 every now and then would have render all the graphic on the website incorrectly. I had to refresh the page to display it correctly again. So, is anyone with the same issue as well and could provide with a solution to fix it? 

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oh dear. have you reported that to MS yet with the 'send feedback' option in the help menu?

 

try turning off hardware acceleration in the settings too to see if that helps; could be that glitching out.

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Appreciate if you can share the following information:

 

1 - GPU? Intel or AMD or Nvidia?

2 - GPU Driver Version?

3 - Screenshot of "about:gpu" (without quotes)?

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81 just pushed to stable today too. are you still seeing the issue occur once updated?

 

https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-edge-81-is-out-in-the-stable-channel

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