Full description:
1. power computer on - cold boot
2. log in, open programs, do work, etc.
3. connect second display (rotation is preset as "Counterclockwise", work for say 4 hours with both displays
4. remove external display (until this moment all was smooth)
5. observe choppy performance on laptop display
6. reattach the display - all is smooth again
7. suspend, go home, unsuspend, observe the same sluggishness with laptop display
8. suspend, go sleep :)
9. go to work, unsuspend, observe sluggishness
10. connect external monitor - all is smooth again
11. change rotation to "Normal" instead of "Counterclockwise" - sluggishness is back
12. change rotation to "Counterclockwise" - all is smooth again
The thing is tho, that I'm not able to work with such sluggishness so I removed 14.10 and reinstalled 14.04, so I will not be able to verify any patch or suggestion or anything.
So, if noone else is affected, this can be closed.
With 14.10 it was almost like You said.
Full description:
1. power computer on - cold boot
2. log in, open programs, do work, etc.
3. connect second display (rotation is preset as "Counterclockwise", work for say 4 hours with both displays
4. remove external display (until this moment all was smooth)
5. observe choppy performance on laptop display
6. reattach the display - all is smooth again
7. suspend, go home, unsuspend, observe the same sluggishness with laptop display
8. suspend, go sleep :)
9. go to work, unsuspend, observe sluggishness
10. connect external monitor - all is smooth again
11. change rotation to "Normal" instead of "Counterclockwise" - sluggishness is back
12. change rotation to "Counterclockwise" - all is smooth again
The thing is tho, that I'm not able to work with such sluggishness so I removed 14.10 and reinstalled 14.04, so I will not be able to verify any patch or suggestion or anything.
So, if noone else is affected, this can be closed.