75fps in doom eternal at 32W, something is wrong here lmao
75fps in doom eternal at 32W, something is wrong here lmao
Kat 720p
Ki find most games totally playable at 6-12 watts on my z1e ally, but i dont play many triple as... if it can barely run doom at 32w 720p
K:HuTao_PardonMe:
CZ1E can totally handle some AAA stuff
CBaldur's gate 3 runs at medium +
Quality FSR 2.2
CI really wanna see linux performance on it
K
K23W APU, 73.2 FPS in an indoor scene w/ no action
K1280x720
KI am gonna load this same scene on my OLED
Ktotes. runs all i want like a dream
Ctbh i am more happy that i can just have discord and youtube idling and my setup not consuming tons of power
Ki basically run linux mac and windows everyday
Tokay the rebase seems to have worked
Kmy ally, mba, and main pc :InuiCozy:
CMy Legion Go replaced my PC, it's genuinely so damn nice
CJust in need to finalize my desk setup so the lgo wouldn't sit screen down on the table
K
KGonna take me a bit to get to that scene
Kbut here's an indoor scene
Kwith HDR
K800p
Kno action
K83 FPS, ~12W
Kvs 33W
Kwhat did they do
CI feel like it would be fair to to one of non-valve AMD handhelds
C
Kyeah, they did
Athe software is also worse than the go on release
Atoo chinesium
VPhawx's vid?
VOh yeah it is
Twhats the best way to setup a drive to be automounted and non removable
Can this be done via KDE partition manager or do I need to edit fstab
Can this be done via KDE partition manager or do I need to edit fstab
Tboth work, but both kind of suck
Tautomounting any secondary drives on linux is kind of meh
Thow do they suck?
Afstab if you do it worng you wont boot
Athe other dunno but its eh
Tkde partition manager does a good job of being a GUI for partitioning. as a way to automount secondary drives, it's a bit advanced for most people imo
Ksuicide linux lite
Aat least the sd card automounts to a fixed dir
Athat works surprisingly well
Tif I was gonna do it via kde
would I just edit the mount point and set it to UUID and pick a dedicated path for it?
cuz doesn't that just edit fstab?
would I just edit the mount point and set it to UUID and pick a dedicated path for it?
cuz doesn't that just edit fstab?
CI'd recommend getting gnome disks through
rpm-ostreemake sure to add a timeout
Aand to test it using a command i cant recall
Abefore rebooting
Kmount -a ?
Swhy is my ally so scuffed, stuck at low tdp again after waking it
