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What should I do? My game CS2 is pixelated and the FPS is very low.

I don't know what to do, I've tried everything.

This is what the game looks like, I have it in pixels with low fps, my settings are low

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CloverPit from Panik Arcade and Future Friends Games has released bringing you the true horrors of a slot machine rogue-lite as you try to save your life.

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I am 21 and since i got my First gaming PC at 16 yo i never liked Windows 11. i am 21 yo rn and i want to know what Is the best user friendly distro for gaming?

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Im kinda breaking my head. im using Ubuntu 24.04(XORG) and steam with the debian packagemanager to avoid sandboxing headaches. but i cant get the Sound to work on VR games. with qpwgraph, i can get it routed for some games but its horrible quality. the selected output doesnt matter, as in aux speakers or bluetooth headphones dont change it. normal desktop sounds. like videos or flatscreen games can be played on the vr. just all games managed thru steam vr dont get sound or if manually rerouted with horrible analog noise

does anyone have an idea how to get the sound to connect correctly?

Amd Ryzen 5 5600x
amd radeon 6750xt
htc vive pro

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So im currently using cachyOS, but this has happened to me using mint also. I start the game and everything runs normal until the audio from the game stops working. The only thing that seems to work its to restart the game.

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Work is ongoing on the new cross-platform open source Nexus Mods app to support more games, and a smaller release is out now for more testing.

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Minecraft Live has again come and gone (twice a year now), so here's just some of what's coming to the popular open-world game with major updates planned.

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Hello community

I want to build my gaming PC with Linux, but I would appreciate it if you could share the hardware you currently have and what has worked for you, so I can get a guide on what I should buy.

One thing I'm clear about is that the motherboard and processor must be AMD, for compatibility with Linux.

I'd also like, if possible, if the motherboard has a Thunderbolt C port, but if the recommended one doesn't, there's no problem. It also wants to have built-in Wi-Fi, although I know there can be issues with that, so if it doesn't, there's no problem.

Just so you know, my budget is $800, but any amount beyond that is welcome.

I'd really appreciate any information you could share.

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Anyone else noticing a pretty big difference in the performance vs running Windows? I only ask because the videos I've seen, admittedly a little old, show performance to be pretty much equal on the platforms.

Running a 13600k, 32GB RAM, and 9070XT with all the settings maxed out and when running around the Shooting Range I'm noticing:

• Around 80FPS on CachyOS with Mesa 25.3 and PROTON_FSR4_UPGRADE=1 PROTON_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 PROTON_ENABLE_HDR=1 FSR4_WATERMARK=1 game-performance %command launch options
• Around 110FPS on Windows 11 with latest drivers.

Tried different versions of Proton and disabling FSR4 but looks to have little effect.

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Cronos: The New Dawn is the latest horror game from Bloober Team, and with the latest update it should work a lot better for everyone.

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Arriving in December, Blood: Refreshed Supply has been revealed by Nightdive Studios as the true definitive remaster of the 1997 cult classic PC game.

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I installed Linux on my gaming PC a little while ago but I'm just now trying to do some actual couch gaming on it. I'm having issues trying to get both Big Picture Mode and the in-game overlay to work. If I have Settings > Interface > Enable GPU-accelerated rendering in web views ON then BPM mode works great but the in-game overlay runs so slow it's unusable. If I turn that setting OFF then BPM runs like crap (around 5fps?) but the in game overlay is fine. I haven't worked out any way to get them both playing well together. Any tips?

I'm running Arch with the latest drivers, an RTX 4080, on Gnome with Wayland.

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Need a new game to play with friends and family? Splatterbot is a good choice and it's a great laugh if you're a bit competitive.

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So I have a laptop with a Ryzen 7 7435hs, NVIDIA 4060, and 16gb of RAM.

Playing Overwatch, a game that's supposed to be well optimized, I had several performance issues, being forced to lower graphics to low.

Searching online it seems the game is somewhat unstable in certain contexts, but I just want to confirm it is, indeed, using my 4060.

I have:
- looked on the top right for power options, but nothing there specific about GPU

- opened Nvidia X Server Settings, but can't find any specific information there.

What am I missing?
Thanks!

EDIT: [SOLVED] - I don't have an iGPU, so it must be my NVIDIA one.

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