Bro... Did you make this post? Sus
zelifcam
joined 2 years ago
Why? People always feel compelled to troll or say how awful their experience was. This is why I left the Linux subreddit long ago. Not so much a Linux enthusiast sub. More tech support and people writing up elaborate good bye posts. It was weird.
Unfortunately these chips had voltage issues on launch. Whenever I do a new build I manually tweak my CPU in the bios while also testing my configuration using stress / torture tests on prime95 (mprime). They have since released bios updates that address the voltage issue. My understanding is the chips do not "degrade" over time, but instead could experience "damage" when used on a unpatched bios. More so when using the advanced overclock settings.
that could be your problem and there’s nothing you can really do about it since the CPU itself is flawed.
I don't think so. This is a Linux bug. This bug doesn't exist when booting into Windows.
Good thought. Unfortunately I have confirmed the issue persists after sleep. Hibernation is disabled.
Yes. The appropriate nvidia service units are in place.
Yes. And those are all accounted for. Even toggled profiles off/on before playing. No difference.
Hi there. i9-14900K
On my setup, game launches automatically trigger the CPU Scheduler/Governor/Energy Profiles to Performance.
So went ahead and switched the CPU Scheduler, Governor and Energy profiles to defaults and powersave. Then put them all back to performance. Game is more than playable, its just not the same buttery smooth it was before the sleep.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Edit: dmesg
I have scanned my logs like I mentioned above, which includes dmesg and nothing stands out during wake or sleep.
Great to hear. Because this was certainly not the case just a couple years ago.
Edit:
Would someone like to speak up instead of downvoting everything I say?
I’ve managed my own digital collection since the late 90s. I recently cleaned up a few divx files over 20 years old. Really don’t need a lesson on how that works. I have a family and sometimes you need to use what you need to use. That’s how it goes.
A few people around me who followed the android scene more than me were also constantly running into issues at the worst times. At the very least there was always some kind of major compromise. Or it would work for a while then things would be iffy until some kind of update / fix. The one thing i needed to always work, became unreliable.
For example: We were traveling and while the bank app seemed to work, notifications were broke, completely leaving my friend in the dark as serious issues were going on with his account and payments being rejected while traveling. Some apps didn’t play nice with contactless payments. Etc.
That’s a fucking deal breaker for most people. So I’m glad that’s no longer the case. Maybe I’ll play around with it again soon.
I tinker enough as it is. I just can’t, with my phone. Do all of your bank apps work? Netflix?
Cause toggling off a button in the settings app on iOS is easier than my past experiences trying to use an OS like lineage or graphene.
Update the controller’s firmware on windows.
It’s the answer.
The most useless calendar widget is made by Apple. I constantly forget that someone’s birthday or something important is coming up later in the week.
Now I understand that you can set up alerts and you can set up reminders for stuff. I also understand that you can choose a different size widget. But depending on the size and the amount of events it’s possible it won’t even show you what’s going on the next day in the larger widget as well.
This is forced me to use third-party widgets to display calendar events for the week on my home screen. I hate it because I have no idea if it’s stealing my data.
Bonus Edit! The large widget fails to show you what’s happening today!
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I was surprised to find you as the top comment in the post you linked. Was just making a joke. You can stand down.