How to get tear-free rendering with nvidia proprietary?

I never experienced tearing before since I was using Ubuntu all the time but recently I have switched to **Arch Linux** with **awesome** as my window manager. Since awesome does not use any composite manager I see these annoying glitches while scrolling the web page. I have installed **compton** and it works but I have some issues with it enabled. Graphic card: **GeForce GTX 670** with **proprietary** driver (387.34-19)
compton --version: **v0.1_beta2.5** compton --daemon --config /dev/null --backend glx 1. Sometimes terminal emulator I use (xfce4-terminal) does not render output until additional keystroke. The issue is described here , here and here . 2. The google chrome context menu sometimes flickers. Nevertheless, it fixes tearing. compton --daemon --config /dev/null --backend xrender This fixes issues described above but tearing itself. compton --daemon --config /dev/null --backend xr_glx_hybrid This fixes issue #1 and tearing but issue #2. Moreover, screen flush starts to appear randomly. I have found that I can fix issue #2 by passing --fading option but the latter one is still present. So, xrender works pretty well since it does not produce new bugs but I do not think it is good decision to investigate to when I have gpu with proprietary drivers. It seems that compton is a bunch of hacks and tricks, I am tired to make it work properly. I have tried xcompmgr and saw no desired effect - there was tearing during scrolling. Fortunately, there is another solution to make desktop tear-free using ForceCompositionPipeline=On. I have configured my /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/20-nvidia.conf properly and everything is perfect except input latency. The mouse pointer has become less responsiveness, more smoothed. Perhaps, the keyboard is too but I am not sure (I mean, it takes more time to print the key I have pressed). I am looking for any possibility to get rid of tearing. New composite managers as well as proper compton options are acceptable but the solution for latter issue is preferable since I do not actually need all these features like shadow or fading provided by compositors.