u/Big_E_Bigz

Ok, ok, I know this has been a known issue since early access players played on Linux, and still now. Bad performance on Linux no matter AMD or Nvidia seemingly. Not bad average fps, but bad stuttering, bad. But I'd like to know if there is any fix here. I'm running native 1440p with fsr4 TA (not the actual super resolution upscaling), extreme settings, and average fps isn't that bad, but the stutters are. And for anyone saying try taking load off the GPU by doing FSR4 upscaling, already tried it, it didn't fix the stuttering, did fsr4 quality mode and it made no difference on the stuttering.

All I'm really wondering is if there is a launch option for this all AMD hardware on Cachyos with the Cachyos proton I'm using that'll fix this, or mitigate it at least?

It doesn't slowly process these Vulkan shaders in the background, it does it only when I go to start my game and actually stresses it pretty hard with this game in particular. Stresses my CPU, not even my GPU at all.

I'd like to maybe limit the amount of the CPU it can use, or just make it slowly process them throughout the day and not when I try to open the game.

Anyone know how to do either? Preferably make it just do it throughout the day. If I can only limit the amount of the CPU it can use, I'll deal with it being slow, because I don't think these 90 C temps are good.

Just installed Sea of Thieves from steam, trying to play it, it launched fine, but this damn Microsoft sign in thing ain't working. It already took ages for this browser screen to load the first time I tried, and it won't even work, I enter my email or phone number to my Microsoft account, and it takes me to this, I wanna just enter my password or get a security code sent to my phone number, I think it's trying to do something proton can't do.

Does anyone know how to get past this?

(Latest Cachyos with KDE Plasma Desktop session, using latest proton-cachyos-slr.)

Specs:

RX 9070 XT (gaming windforce 16g model)

Ryzen 7 9800x3d

32 gb ddr5 6000 ram.

OS:

CachyOS (KDE Plasma)

Launcher:

Heroic Games Launcher, GOG version.

Resolution:

1080p (I know, this card should do much more, I'm buying a 1440p upgrade soon, I just wanted the PC built first)

Using FSR4 with the upgrade command.

Every game setting maxed out, with RT on Ultra (not Overdrive/Path Tracing, just ultra)

Just not sure if these franerates are good, I know most say keep the monitor overlays off and just enjoy what it does do, but I can't help but wonder if these temps, fps, and frame times are good for this hardware at these settings or not or if it's lower than average? Not that it's not perfectly smooth enough as is, just not sure. I just don't know how hardware at these settings is supposed to perform, I'm coming from an old 1050ti 2016 era optiplex rig, to this. Does anyone know if these are good?

It looks ok but I don't know if someone else has a better eye than me and can tell if it's sagging. It's got a sag bracket obviously but if that's not adjusted right, there could still be sag. It's a gigabyte gaming windforce OC 16g Radeon RX 9070XT, it's a heavy card so I figured the sag brace was necessary.

This new PC is an AMD Ryzen 7 9800x3d, AMD Radeon RX 9070xt, and 32 gb ddr5 ram.

The AIO I'm using is the MSI MAG Coreliquid A13 240 mm AIO. And the case is the Asus Prime AP201. And the motherboard is the ASRock B850M Riptide Wifi.

We sat the AIO correctly, and applied proper thermal paste.

I have felt the tubes near the pump while it's running, the tubes aren't even warm and I feel barely ANY vibration coming from the pump itself.

The pump is plugged into CPU_Fan1 (and the radiator fans are daisy chained onto the other case fans, but that won't affect the pump issue)... And CPU_Fan1 is showing at 2000+ rpm in the bios.

It should be spinning the pump properly enough to not rise to 100+ Celsius.

The first time I ran it, I had it sitting there while googling how to disable secure boot, and it just shut off, I'm only assuming it hit 110 Celsius there and probably just shit itself off. I waited a few, turned it back on, and watched it climb to 107 before deliberately turning it off.

Anybody know what's going on? Already had enough trouble getting the thing to initially power on. Now that it is I thought I could use it, but apparently not.