Chromium refuses to go above 60Hz after returning from sleep

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On Fedora Silverblue 44 using an Intel Arc A580 Chromium based browsers display at monitor’s native refresh rate on boot. However, after waking up from sleep Chromium will refuse to run above 60Hz and VSync is disabled. Changing display settings or replugging the DP cable will fix it temporarily.

No other browsers or applications are affected and the problem didn’t happen in Fedora 43. KDE/KWin also seems fine.

Launching the browser through terminal leaves a bunch of errors: ERROR:ui/ozone/platform/wayland/host/wayland_frame_manager.cc:662] The server has buggy presentation feedback. Discarding all presentation feedback requests in all frames except the last 3.

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This sounds like an issue that should be reported to the developers, either as a bug or via the mailing list to the testing group. We cannot assist here and fedora 44 is currently in the beta testing stage.

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see if disabling hardware acceleration fixes it. Problem with chromium is it falls back to x11 when it encounters a rendering error. Also make sure its updated as they are still working out wayland bugs