What is your OS and GPU model?

There is a known issue with clipping on Windows systems with AMD GPUs.
See  issue 597107 

I am using a ThinkPad Edge core i5 notebook, Intel display, and Win7

I've also tried another desktop running Win8, Intel display, and has the same problem.

I didn't have this problem before and see it after a recent chrome upgrade.

Thanks

We just landed a fix that resolves clipping on all devices where Chrome is using DirectX9, which may include your system.

Please download an install the Chrome Canary: https://www.google.com/chrome/browser/canary.html

You can install Canary alongside a regular installation of Chrome (no need to uninstall anything).

This is our nightly build, which includes the recent fix.  Let us know if it solves your issue.

Sorry, doesn't seem to fix the problem

Just tested it in my Android Chrome (v47), it's OK

Verified this issue on Windows 7 for Google Chrome Canary Version - 52.0.2713.0 and attached is the output.

@cmwong: Could you please have a look at the attached attachment and let us know if this is the correct behavior.

Else, please provide us the screen-recording for better understanding.

Thank you.

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I would expect things to be OK in Chrome 47. The clipping bug we are aware of appeared in Chrome 49, and became more widespread in Chrome 50 (current stable release). It is fixed in Chrome 52 (Canary)

Please confirm that in Comment #5 you are referring to 52.0.2712.0 or later.
Navigate to chrome://version to get the full version number.

@cmwong: Could you please conform as per the comment #8

@rnimmagadda: Yours is the correct behavior.

I have further tested mine, but still not successful. (All are using the internal Intel Graphics Display)

v52.0.2713.0
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Dev machine 1:  Win7, failed (please see attachment)
Test machine 2: Win8, failed
Test machine 3: Win7, failed

v50
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Dev machine 1:  Win7, failed
Test machine 2: Win8, failed
Test machine 3: Win7, failed

v49
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My colleagues are still using this versions. Some of them show the correct result, others not.

Since you can get it work, I suspect it may be a driver problem. Let me try to upgrade the driver firstand try again.

Thanks a lot

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@cmwong: Could you also please perform the steps mentioned beneath and let us know your observations.

1. Uninstall Google Chrome.
2. Remove the Google Chrome Folder from -> C://Program Files
3. Install Google Chrome Canary Latest Version - 52.0.2713.0
4. Do not Login to Chrome with your credentials.
5. Re-test the same on a clean profile [chrome://settings -> Add Person]

Thank you. 

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@rnimmagadda: uninstall all chromes, remove chrome folders in C:\Program Files (x86) and C:\Users\...\AppData, reinstall Chrome v52, no login. Same result.

Thanks

@junov: Could you please look into this issue.

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Geoff, I think this is a dupe of some GPU clipping issues you were looking at.

Just found out that the issue is gone in Version 51.0.2704.84m. Thanks.