This would be nice if Linux supported the temperature sensors of my Intel Arc :trol:
This would be nice if Linux supported the temperature sensors of my Intel Arc :trol:
E(It doesn’t)
NYour fault being a beta tester
II still need to set up my gpu sensors through mangohud
Iamd but its not showing
ENovember 2022 felt more like an alpha test to me
E:trol:
EGod I’ve had my gpu for close to 1.5 years already
EAnd it’s still not anywhere near feature complete software wise
EOr driver wise I would say rather
EAlthough part of this is to blame on game devs too
IIts a tricky problem, I imagine intel wasn't quite prepared for the amount of per game tweaking the other gpus are doing with driver updates. The amount of legacy catchup they needed to do while keeping up with releases was / is huge. Likewise with the contacts and established code in engines for their gpus. Games take so long to develop many of them likely started on older versions of whatever engine when intel gpus werent a thing. Sure they should have and probably have been patching in support but depending on the devs and their skillset that can be tough. Likewise with updating the game engine, could just break everything else so maybe patching as they go looks better.
JI know per-game tweaks in the driver are done on Windows
Jbut is it also done on Linux drivers?
KMesa does a lot of that, but Intel gets that for free more or less
Jah, makes sense
Jand its all in a neat self contained xml
Kyup!
Ehai kyle
E:pleading:
Ethank you
Efor the hdmi advice
RLooks quite nice.
RYep, they have a huge list of workarounds built in based on executable names and such.
RSame thing in DXVK iirc.
RGitHub
Vulkan-based implementation of D3D9, D3D10 and D3D11 for Linux / Wine - doitsujin/dxvk
Jthis is funny
Jbecause mesa has a workaround for dxvk
MHi all, just wondering if there's currently an issue and fix for gamestreaming on Bazzite with the Steam Deck?
Mseems like every few minutes when I connect to my host PC i'll get some frame chops and "slow connection detected"
MOn SteamOS didn't have this problem. I turned off wifi power savings in dev
RLol
MLCD
ROdd then.
RI've seen similar reports from OLED people, not from LCD ones.
Mcould it be due to HW accel?
RMight just be crappy Realtek drivers again.
Mhow to update?
Mor should i?
Mthis is a fresh install
RTry to temporarily disable it then.
RNo, there is no update to them. Drivers are preincluded in kernel, if they don't work the only thing you can do is make the realtek maintainer know that.
RBut it will not be a quick solution, if ever.
Msorry I'm really new to Linux so how would I disable them?
Jits probably best not to bother
RHardware acceleration? If you use steam there is an option from the settings iirc.
RFor the drivers yeah, you have no solution sadly.
Myeah I've disabled that, but I'm uing Moonlight
Musing
