A screenshot of neofetch showing my laptop's specifications being Debian 12, using kernel 6.1.0-23, GNOME 43.9, a CPU core of 11th Gen Intel i5-1135G7 (8) @ 4.200GHz and its integrated graphics card of Intel TigerLake-LP GT2 [Iris Xe Graphics] with 32 GB of RAM

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1. Jacky Alcine (jalcine@todon.eu)'s status on Friday, 23-Aug-2024 03:01:49 UTC Jacky Alcine

   Okay I'd like to believe that I'm relatively understanding of how my laptop works in parts enough to work on it if I have to (from the software side, hardware is a bit trickier).

   What would make a Debian machine (or Linux, I've tried a KDE Neon live boot and got the same issue) to choke whenever video playback in _any_ application occurs? I get this with Zoom, Firefox (via Jitsi, Google Meet, YouTube etc).

   32 GB of RAM, an 11th Gen Intel i5 should not be moving like this. I can build Firefox on here (though it takes quite some time) and Rust (not as long), but if I were to hold on a video call, within a minute, I'm getting 4fps video with wild audio lag.