on Win 11 I was getting 30 to 40 fps on maximum settings. on CachyOS i’m getting 75+ fps on the exact same settings…

(…On upgraded hardware) ;p

Hahaha, we have straight up liars lurking in the thread!

A first for the Lemmy platform! /s

Dr. Disrespect?

Oh, remember the good old Nexus 7. Had only a fraction of its performance 1-2 years down the line…

Hahaha. Shit, I didn’t even get that far before the touch digitalizer broke. Maybe 8 months in and dead.

I got mad because my mom bought it in the US. Didn’t sell in my country. What a piece of shit.

Edit: It was made by ASUS!

Everything Dell is just garbage.

I remember subbing to r/dell and all you ever saw was people with problems with Dell/Alienware hardware.

Hehehe. That’s just plain mean.

One more gaming PC with Linux for adding to those higher stats of Tux ;)

Funny j just got one today.

Of course I did my part!

First steam survey I ever got and I have been on steam as long as I can remember.

Fuck! Exactly the idea that hatched in my head.

So lower front fans are more efficient to suck in cold air than higher ones, while the exhaust fan in the back is higher and more efficient for moving hot air away from the case as hot air rises (ryzens).

Hahaha good one!

Yeah, its one of the first things that gets nuked from orbit on a fresh Windows install.

Oh no simple app suite?

Shit! Worst news I heard today. (As I don’t read news)

Worthful quality lifehack right there.

It’s the little things that makes all the difference.

Btw!

Eternity - The new name of Infinity for Lemmy, which is a fork from Infinity for Reddit.

I even have imported my settings from the original.

Abandonware?

Librewolf

If being cheap is a priority, I suggest getting a Steam Deck, it’s designed for gaming (unlike budget laptops) and it’s a PC.

You can get a Legion 5 Pro with a 3060 and SSD 512GB for cheaper than a Steam Deck 512GB in my country, so I can’t say its a cheaper than a gaming laptop.

Problem with Navidrome is it organizes your music by the idtags. So if they are not in perfect order you will have a fragmented music collection. Which in turn ruins the experience.

I recommend either Airsonic or the lightweight and fast Polaris that are folder based music players (both run in Docker)

Thanks for that kind sir!

What hypervisor are you using for windows in Tumbleweed for GPU pass though?