u/DriftGamer78

I'm using a Intel Arc B580 and a I9 9900KF, as well as 64GB of RAM, and i'm going through problems in FH6.

Most benchmarks suggest that in gpu bound scenarios (like mine), the B580 can reach up to 90-100fps in ultra settings, but I'm getting around 50fps average.

I made sure to update my drivers to the latest version, as well as made sure to have ReBAR enabled.

Regardless my issues don't seem to be fixed...

I saw some other post a person mentioning Windows 10 as being the culprit, anyone can confirm if moving to 11 would fix my issue?

I'm living a pretty good life as of late, and I am in a healthy & loving relationship for almost a year with someone who reciprocrates all my feelings, and yet I can't help but feel that there is one core problem going on in my life, and I was never able to work on this.

I have a issue, which after observing in myself, most likely steemed from childhood trauma in regards to parental abuse, and said issue is the fact that I can't help but constantly apologize for everything in my surroundings.

I tend to apologize for literally everything, and not all of said situations are inherently my fault or caused by me, and I recognize that, but I still can't help but feel apologetical for it all.

So far I don't think it necessarily bothers people around me, but I know truthfully that if I do anything out of the ordinary I will feel sorry for it, and at times I worry that my partner may grow tired of it, or my friends may be bothered by it... and I genuinely want to grow away from this.

Heck... certain moments I even think to myself that I'm not enough for those around me or that I'm a terrible person, no matter how much reassurance I get from people... and I wish I didn't constantly view myself this way.

I mostly worry in regards to my partner, they have always been reassuring to me in that regard of negative feelings, and whenever I enter in one of those moments of constantly apologizing, they tend to tell me that it's all fine, and even accept my apology to make me feel better.

But deep down I feel selfconscious about it, and I know that it's most likely draining for them to deal with this everyday pretty much, and I recognize that.

Overall, I'm broken in a quite a few ways, like that for example and would appreciate to know forms that I could work into improving as a individual overall, and becoming a better person in the end of the day.

Thank you for having me here and, my apologies for any grammar mistakes as I am not a native english speaker.