Don't think that's a good idea. Wouldn't that reduce the lifespan of the card?
Don't think that's a good idea. Wouldn't that reduce the lifespan of the card?
Kmax it out gang
LSay Less plug
LWell its a work day, And I have clients to serve, BUTTTT
LGotta try atleast one match of halo
Hit should generally be ok
Hthe values it can be set to are written in the firmware, and they've been tested by the gpu manufacturer
LDoes the archer not kiss the arrow goodbye, As it marries the wind?
Hthe issue is that vendors wacky ass electrics can sometimes get overwhelmed as they specifically and only intended for the limit they use by default
Hbut if that happens, then you probably should avoid buying from vendors like that lol
Husually the worst case scenario is having sudden shutdowns under high load though
VDay 0 Support for the Ally X is amazing, great job 
LWas CTF and I got all 3 captures, Honestly though it didnt really seem like the power usage got much higher than it was set to already, Main bottleneck is VRAM it seems
Kor CPU
Kcan't feed the GPU frames to render fast enough
LHaha Def Not
L
LI saw the vram nearly maxing out during that game So I just figure its that
Jhttps://universal-blue.discourse.group/t/cant-update-system-package-cannot-be-verified-and-repo-updates-is-gpg-enabled/3027 help needed here if any of you have seen this before
Kreplied
Jyeah I suspected that would fix it but sometimes I see different things it's choking on
JI wonder if a cronned clean should be a thing, something to ask colin I suppose
KHuh. https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-transitions-fully-towards-open-source-gpu-kernel-modules/
NVIDIA Technical BlogRob Armstrong
With the R515 driver, NVIDIA released a set of Linux GPU kernel modules in May 2022 as open source with dual GPL and MIT licensing. The initial release targeted datacenter compute GPUs…
Kwonder if that's actually really open source or just some BS
TRelated to the day 0 support for the ally x I should be getting one next Monday so I can help out if needed with testing
VHope it all works 
Pwhat does this mean? nvidia stuff will be in mesa?
LAnybody else have a spotify that is just plain refusing to open?
Kthe kernel driver will be open source
Kthat's all it means
VDoes anyone know, if ssd trim is enabled on bazzite?
Kit is, yes
Kthat's stock fedora behavior
VOk thanks, great to hear. So I am pretty sure my ssd supports trim so is it enabled by default or do I need to enable it manually?
Kby default
VOk thanks for the fast and good support
Jwhat I understood from when they initally started this was it like an open source wrapper around a big proprietary blob. It's better than what they had previously, and they could at least get the wrapper into the mainline kernel which they couldn't before. I mean AMD has a firmware blob too tbf, but to a lesser extent than Nvidia's new kernel module.
XI have a brief bazzite mention at the end of https://xeiaso.net/notes/2024/rog-ally/
Specs don't define the experience
Xi owe y'all more detail about bazzite on the ally
JI RTed you where possible
Jis normal after a update in grub says bazzite (from fedora kinoite)?
Kyeah, we updated os-release details
Jok
Jty
DDoes Special K work on Linux/Bazzite? Was a useful tool on Windows for better frame pacing and capping.
BTypical Nvidia move
BCuda is still closed source because it makes them $$
B3 trillion dollar company
VOk to be fair, they are a 3 trillion dollar company basically because of CUDA alone
VChatGPT isn't rendering many polys
VWas the website updated recently? I don't remember the images moving
