u/Deep_Trade6852

Hey everyone, looking for a bit of advice or to see if anyone’s experienced something similar.

​Every time I take a hot shower, it triggers these really intense auras along with rapid, back-to-back flashes of past dreams (kind of like extreme déjà dream / déjà vu).

​I went to a neurologist about it recently and they ordered an MRI and a standard EEG, but both came back totally normal. The thing is, the episodes haven't stopped, and I'm feeling pretty stuck.

​Where should I go from here? Should I go back to my current neuro and push for longer testing (like an ambulatory EEG), or try to get a second opinion with an epileptologist?

​If anyone’s gone through something similar with hot water as a trigger, I’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts or advice!

Spent way too long troubleshooting the memory fallback bug on mobile RTX 5060 where VRAM constantly drops down to 9001MHz under heavy load instead of staying at overclocked 14001MHz (or non-overclocked 12001MHz). Finally got it completely stable, so figure I'd post the fix here for anyone dealing with the same thing.

Specs:

RTX 5060 Mobile (115W) / i7 14650HX / 32GB DDR5 / 2TB SSD

The Fix / My OC Curve Setup:

1. Core offset: +435 (or your choice)
2. Memory offset: +2000 (or your choice)
3. Open Curve Editor (Ctrl + F) and flatten the curve starting at 925mV.
4. Click the dot at 925mV / 2880MHz and hit "L" on your keyboard to hard lock it (yellow line will show up), then click Apply.

Why you need the L lock: Without it, GPU Boost tries to walk down the curve during heavy engine load shifts, triggering NVIDIA's memory fallback bug where VRAM bounces between 9001MHz and 13001/14001MHz. Hard locking it forces a constant 2850-2880MHz core and 14001MHz mem with zero stuttering or drops.

To prevent high idle clocks on desktop:

Hard locking with "L" keeps clocks high on the desktop by default, but you can fix that easily using Afterburner auto-profiles so it only turns on in games:

1. Hit reset in Afterburner (stock settings), save it to "Profile 1".
2. Apply your OC + L lock curve, save it to "Profile 2".
3. Go to Afterburner Settings > Profiles tab.
4. Under Automatic profile management, set 2D profile -> 1 and 3D profile -> 2.
5. Keep RTSS running in the background so it detects 3D apps launching.

Let me know if it's works for you too!

Spent way too long troubleshooting the memory fallback bug on mobile RTX 5060 where VRAM constantly drops down to 9001MHz under heavy load instead of staying at overclocked 14001MHz (or non-overclocked 12001MHz). Finally got it completely stable, so figure I'd post the fix here for anyone dealing with the same thing.

Specs:

RTX 5060 Mobile (115W) / i7 14650HX / 32GB DDR5 / 2TB SSD

The Fix / My OC Curve Setup:

1. Core offset: +435 (or your choice)

2. Memory offset: +2000 (or your choice)

3. Open Curve Editor (Ctrl + F) and flatten the curve starting at 925mV.

4. Click the dot at 925mV / 2880MHz and hit "L" on your keyboard to hard lock it (yellow line will show up), then click Apply.

Why you need the L lock: Without it, GPU Boost tries to walk down the curve during heavy engine load shifts, triggering NVIDIA's memory fallback bug where VRAM bounces between 9001MHz and 13001/14001MHz. Hard locking it forces a constant 2850-2880MHz core and 14001MHz mem with zero stuttering or drops.

To prevent high idle clocks on desktop:

Hard locking with "L" keeps clocks high on the desktop by default, but you can fix that easily using Afterburner auto-profiles so it only turns on in games:

1. Hit reset in Afterburner (stock settings), save it to "Profile 1".

2. Apply your OC + L lock curve, save it to "Profile 2".

3. Go to Afterburner Settings > Profiles tab.

4. Under Automatic profile management, set 2D profile -> 1 and 3D profile -> 2.

5. Keep RTSS running in the background so it detects 3D apps launching.

Let me know if it's works for you too!

The 610 driver branch is super unstable and keeps crashing some of my games. I reverted to 596.49, but I've seen people recommend 596.36 instead. Which one would you guys suggest sticking with especially for 5060 laptop?

UE 5.8 introduce many optimization features that can benefit inzoi, especially for those of us playing on mid-range desktop or laptops like 3060Ti, 4060 and 5060 setups.
UE 5.6 update definitely fixed that huge portion of stutters and sloppy DLSS implemention, but moving to 5.8 would honestly be a game changer. The new engine update cleans up duplicate shaders under the hood, which would give massive VRAM relief to 8GB cards and stop those sudden FPS drops when you walk around busy parts of Cahaya. It also completely overhauls background loading so we can finally get rid of that annoying quick stutter whenever you first load into the map or fast travel between areas. Plus, 5.8 makes fallback lighting way lighter on the GPU, so anyone running Ray Tracing on Medium would get a nice stability boost.
Since the game is still in Early Access, now is literally the best time for them to do an engine swap again before the modding scene gets huge and the console versions drop. Hopefully the devs see this and consider it. What do you guys think?