Hello! First post and hope to maybe find some help. I just bought a second-hand macbook pro late 2013, everything works fine it´s really in mint condition but I have a black frame "glitch" happening when I move the mouse over some elements under firefox or safari. I could find a website where i can reproduce it quite easily, happens only when the internal graphic card is working (intel Iris Pro, 5200 I suppose). With the Nivida switched on, no problem.
I did a fresh install of Sierra.. High Sierra, same problem. Can´t do anything more than updating the OS.. Tried Mojave shortly on another drive didn´t seem to happen as "easily" but I could reproduce it once.
I first though it could be "flux" so I uninstalled it completely, no change.
I have no special extensions in the browsers.
I deactivated "use internal graphic card" in firefox, no change..
Strangely I have some duplicates in Color Profiles under monitor settings (Adobe RGB 1998 twice etc..)
It´s one black frame fullscreen that flashes randomly on a hyperlink or something when you move your cursor, very disturbing. And I don´t know where to look next.
Here is a small video of the problem. If I record it with QuickTime it automatically switches on the Nvidia so had to shoot with the phone, bit shaky.
https://i.imgur.com/SucMAQm.mp4
I did a fresh install of Sierra.. High Sierra, same problem. Can´t do anything more than updating the OS.. Tried Mojave shortly on another drive didn´t seem to happen as "easily" but I could reproduce it once.
I first though it could be "flux" so I uninstalled it completely, no change.
I have no special extensions in the browsers.
I deactivated "use internal graphic card" in firefox, no change..
Strangely I have some duplicates in Color Profiles under monitor settings (Adobe RGB 1998 twice etc..)
It´s one black frame fullscreen that flashes randomly on a hyperlink or something when you move your cursor, very disturbing. And I don´t know where to look next.
Here is a small video of the problem. If I record it with QuickTime it automatically switches on the Nvidia so had to shoot with the phone, bit shaky.
https://i.imgur.com/SucMAQm.mp4