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You see, the limit is 162w. But no matter the game, it will now exceed 145w(which is the limit if amd overclocking is disabled). Same system in my fedora 2nd install show the correct powercap and also reaches upto 162w. But on arch (endeavour and cachy both) it can only reach upto 145 and then power throttles it(as seen in mangohud). Would appreciate any help to uncover underlying cause/issue

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I switched to Linux a week ago and love it so far but when i try to play Outlast Trials with my brother i have sometimes no problems at all but sometimes my whole pc just freezes and i have to turn my whole pc off and restart it. any fixing or ideas or ideas where i can check to solve the problem?

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Hi everyone, this is my first post on this community.

I have been using Linux for a long time on my laptops and work PC, but I have never used Linux for gaming on my main PC, which runs Windows 11. Recently, I have been experiencing system crashes, instability and all the other joys that Windows has to offer on this very PC.

Since I use Arch at work, I am intrigued by CachyOs and would like to try it out to see if it could solve my problems.

My configuration is as follows:

• Ryzen 9 5900X
• Asus-B50 XE
• 32GB RAM (DDR4)
• Asus TUF Radeon RX 7900XT
• Samsung 960 EVO 500GB
• and various non-NVMe drives.

Would you recommend using a dual boot system or going all-in on Linux?

How do I manage Asus peripherals and check the health of my drives on Linux? Is there an alternative to Adrenaline that allows me to adjust my graphics card settings (e.g. power, maximum FPS, etc.)?

I mainly play Arc Raiders and Helldivers 2 in multiplayer on Steam and Heroes of the Storm on Battlenet. I've seen that Arc Raiders is compatible with Steam Deck, so there shouldn't be any problems running it on Linux, but are Battlenet games supported?

Sorry for the barrage of questions, but I'm really keen to make the switch to Linux.

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Specs: https://imgur.com/5jtiBt5
The trouble:
-- Diablo 2 Resurrected, Will ABSOLUTELY get into actual gameplay (seeing the towns, move around) but https://imgur.com/a/bPkSpuu. OG graphics work fine, but I want the newer/fps ...
-- Warcraft 3: Reforged - Completely black graphics, no audio whatsoever, never see anything.

Using Lutris, and have to run battle net with proton 10, to even get into diablo, I've tried other protons/wine/ for warcraft and no change. I assume some GPU (mesa?) update borked both.

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Out of nowhere, my FPS in Metaphor:ReFantazio has dropped from 120, to around 13. Attached is a screenshot of the issue.

I’m not really sure what to do next. I’ve tried re-installing the game, multiple versions of Proton (including GE, CachyOS, Experimental, Hotfix), rebooting the system multiple times, starting the game in both desktop mode and gaming mode…

I just want to try to play my favourite RPG this year. It was working fine up until now for several upon several hours and I have no idea what is causing it. This does not seem like a common issue as Google searches have also turned up nothing.

This issue does not seem to pop up with other games I have tested so far.

I am running Bazzite, with an AMD 9070XT and 5700X3D.

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I want to do something like this but rewasd is windows only.

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I am new to Linux and a while ago got a 9070 XT and was very comfortable using it on windows with access to fsr4. But now on Linux I haven’t figured out how to get fsr4 to work. I am using pop os and have mesa 25.1.5 and no idea how to update it since I have heard mesa 25.2 has some built in fsr4 stuff but I’m not too sure what that’s about. I’ve so far tried everything from Optiscaler to manually updating the fsr dlls to just adding things into the launch arguments and updating to the latest version of proton (idk if using proton ge will help in any way but if so do tell me). I’m at a complete loss for how to continue and how to get fsr4 to work on Linux and would really appreciate some help because everywhere else I look either is for a different os or mentions 5 different things as assumed knowledge I have never heard of before as a Linux noob. So any help here would be much appreciated

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So I saved my 2012 sony vaio by upgrading it's RAM to 8 gb and installing linux mint. I was an avid gaming enthusiast till my college years i.e. till 2009. Now the itch is back. Can anyone guide me which game to install or can install on linux mint, I used to play Age of empires, civ4 etc

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Just what the title says basically, but i'll explain. Having to rotate the wheel a full 360 degrees or more to do a hard turn makes the game not as fun as just using the arrows on the keyboard, also makes it easy to lose track of the buttons that i've set to do different funtions. how can i set it to do a full turn at like 90 degrees of turn, maybe 135 degrees max?
i tried using jstest-gtk and calibrating by only turning the wheel 90 degrees but that had no effect. affect?

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Not the end of the world, but it is pretty annoying. Anyone have any fixes? somewhat new to linux, I have OpenSUSE Tumbleweed.

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I have a laptop im just screwing around with, 4gb of ram, Jasperlake UHD intel graphics and 128gbs of storage. Im just trying to make this as fast as possible performance wise.

Have you guys found any difference between in the two in consistent performance? which was generally better?

Is cachy OS better for running games on low end hardware basically, or does it not really matter?

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Hi everyone,

I am currently running ubuntu with thin 14' acer ( 7840u cpu, igpu 780m, 16gb ram ).
I didnt have much troubles on windows as it came with windows 10 and it worked right out of box. With laptop stand, air would flow in properly and it never went beyond 80c temperature while gaming.

When I switched to linux I had trouble with temperatures over 100c and shut downs. After a lot of investigations and trying out everything I could, I ended up using ryzenadj to make a gaming script which basically set up my tdp to 25w. It gave me more fps than windows and it stabilized my temperatures to around 70-75c.

Now if I got this right, it means I basically told my laptop to use fixed ammount of power instead of jumping around, I've also set my up max temperature do never go beyond 80c. Is that a good setup that will force fans to spin faster when needed and to deliver optimal power when gaming?

So far this has been the only thing to allow me to game and to keep temperatures low and fps high, just not sure is that a proper method for linux, ryzen cpu/iGpu and thing laptops that don't have any access to fans in bios.

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New Linux user here. I am using Pop_OS LTS 24.04. Nvidia 50 series GPU, AM5 CPU. Also of note, monitor is 32:9 super ultrawide. I have been testing games that I thought would run excellent natively: Half Life 2, Black Mesa. HL2 has a wildly distorted FOV, BM won't launch at all, and Alien Isolation will only run in a small corner of my screen and half of it is obscured.

The thing is, these all run flawlessly when I force Proton Experimental.

Is this common? Is it just user error? Is it the new OS and typical bugs? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

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Is it easy to swap AMD GPUs between different generations on Linux? I have a Southern Islands card and a Polaris card, and I want to swap them between two devices.

Based on my experience with Windows, you usually need to use DDU before changing GPUs. How does this work on Linux? What’s the concept behind it, and what’s your experience if you’ve done this before?

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I'm stumped after trying to get Cod4, BO1, MW3 (plutonium), and other og COD games to work. I have tried everything possible I feel like and I have a feeling this is gonna be my first MAJOR clash with Linux being that I really enjoy og COD and playing zombies and with bots in offline Plutonium servers, etc. My friends want to play BO1 zombies but I have to tell them no because my mouse issue. My mouse works flawlessly on every single game I've tried be it emulators, Proton, native Linux, etc... it's only these older COD games that have issues.

So the cursor works fine in menus but as soon as I load into a game my camera has two issues:

1. Weird acceleration that feels like my mouse is on ice, not normal acceleration
2. Mouse jitters making the game look 15fps (despite being smooth when walking only)

Things I have tried to fix this:

• Change com_maxfps (I have done 60fps, 120fps, 170fps, 240fps, unlocked... feels better the higher the fps around 500fps or so, but still unplayable.)
• Enable/disable VSYNC.
• Various Steam launch commands I find complaining about performance.
• Plutonium in Lutris and tried disabling FSYNC/ESYNC.
• Using different Proton versions (Experimental, 9, 8, 7, and GE).
• Ensuring no acceleration is enabled in any .cfg file or in the command console, tested with also.
• Ensuring raw input is enabled in any .cfg file or the command console, tested without also.
• Used smooth mouse option in-game which *helps* the jitter but not fully, nor does it fix acceleration.
• Disabling acceleration in CachyOS mouse options (feels better that way regardless).
• Changing graphic settings all of them individually/simultaneously.
• Changing DPI and sensitivity settings to everything I can think of including 800 DPI and 5000 DPI.
• Changing mouse polling rate to 125Hz, 250Hz, etc via Piper.
• Plug mouse into USB 2.0 instead of 3.0 (using MB ports).
• Use mouse with controller plugged in.

These mouse issues occur on any fresh install. I am tired. I own every COD up to BO3 along with all DLC and I literally cannot play them aside from WaW/BO2/BO3 solely due to my camera being messed up. That's it. No other complaints about performance or anything else (BO1 is really the only game with fps issues in some DLC which Proton GE fixes anyways). Controller for some reason works perfectly fine for supported games (and Plutonium ofc) but I don't want to use a controller.

If anyone can help or knows what's wrong please I beg for any help at all. I have wasted the better part of 5 days now in my free time to get these games working which yes, work perfectly fine on Windows 10 and 11 (which are on a separate drive I have uninstalled rn as I plan to stay on Linux). Thanks for your time and I appreciate any help or suggestions.

Specs: RTX 3070 Ti (tried 580 and new 590 drivers), Ryzen 5 5600x, 32GB DDR4 3600Mhz, plenty of SSD/HDD space, 170Hz 1440p display, CachyOS KDE Plasma 6.5.4, using G502 Hero Mouse.

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Hey. I’ve been daily driving Ubuntu/mint on my laptop for like 8 months and its has been great. Its a ryzen 5500u and 16gb and a great experiencie. In a few days a new motherboard and cpu arrives for my desktop and i want to go full linux, but the gpu is my problem. I have a 3070, have done some research about drivers and stuff. I understand ubuntu should work fine but still has some problems here and there. I wanted also to go with a amd gpu and a find 9060xt the best option for my use case, but after watching some videos comparison, its a veeery small upgrade on gaming performance. So, im looking for advice. Should i just use the 3070 or buy the new gpu? Also the “old hardware” after some upgrades will be reused for a home server or go to my brother

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Recently bought an Intel Arc B580 to use in my partner's old PC to use while I'm at their place and I noticed that it performs significantly worse than many benchmarks showed, even beyond the typical performance loss of running a game through Proton/DXVK. So just as a sanity check I installed Windows on the PC and sure enough, the card ran just as well as those benchmarks and even a little better in some cases. So that left me wondering, do Mesa drivers just not get the game centric performance improvements that you get on Intel's Windows drivers?

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