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> *Time, Dr. Freeman? Is it really that... time again?*
A compositor deals with one or more monitors on mostly fixed refresh cycles.
-For example, a 170 Hz monitor can draw a frame every ~5.88 ms.
+For example, a 170 Hz monitor can draw a frame every ~5.88 ms.
Most of the time, the compositor doesn't actually redraw the monitor: when nothing changes on screen (e.g. you're reading a document and aren't moving your cursor), it would be wasteful to wake up the GPU to composite the same image.
During an animation however, screen contents do change every frame.