u/Fickle_Garlic6332

I love Linux and won’t ever be switching back, if that wasn’t obvious, but I really don’t want to be locked down to just one distro. I realized that Cachy usually runs higher 1% lows and higher FPS, or at least it’s at Fedora’s level, so it would be an upgrade. I already run it on my laptop, so I understand it pretty well. But the question is: is it really worth it? I don’t know the actual FPS differences directly, and I can’t seem to find a single thread or video on it that helped me decide. I don’t use this PC for anything but games and entertainment.

Here are my specs: 9070 XT, 48 GB DDR5, 7800X3D, 2 TB NVMe, AIO cooling, and whatnot. Overall, I can run any game at max graphics over 100 FPS, ignoring RT and PT.

Laptop, btw, i7 1335u, 16 GB DDR4, 513 GB of storage. What distro would be best for him? I have a few ideas, but I would like some help. He plays games, but his laptop is weak, and for some reason he is using a 1440p monitor so that doesn't help for performance. Any distro is an upgrade from Windows 11, which he uses. i am thinking CatyOS or Fedora, likely. He also, for some reason, thinks that Wallpaper Engine on Steam is a make-or-break, so is it compatible with Linux?

i swiched to fedora two months ago and thats because ive been getting into gpus-cpus-memory-really anything computer related along with framegen-fsr-dlss-taa-dsr, so now i realise, im missing out a bit on not having amd adreniline, obviously most of it was just flashy words to make it seem like it boosted performance and graphics.

Still, there were a few settings that actually mattered, so I'm wondering about alternatives to Adrenaline specifically for Fedora Linux. I have a 9070XT if that matters and a 7800x3d, so I have AMD for both CPU and GPU.

I landed on fedora after research but i want to try other ones that came close to picking like pop os or desbian, how do i do that without unistalling everything and just assigning it to part of the usb drive, i only used one and used rufus to install fedora, currently a great swich from windows btw.

I currently am getting 110 mbps download speeds which is horrible for how good my computer is, im not sure if its because my router isn't good or if its my antenna but i had higher speeds on my old computer and it didnt have a antenna so i dont know anything about how they work or whats good, i want to hit 300+ mbps on steam and budget is under 40$.

I decided I want to switch to Linux, but I want to test all the distros I've heard are good. I just want a simple setup, and it can do what I can do on mac os or Windows: play games, install stuff, watch videos. but ive seen that you have terminal stuff, and the setup is hard. I just don't want to deal with that. I've never had a Linux OS on any of my devices over the years.

also ive tried Distrosea, and it didn't load up, so I tried a few more times, and the same thing kept happening. I am not buying a USB to install Linux on it either. Also, I have a 7800x3d 9070xt and 48gb of ddr5 and 2TB

Is it so much to ask for something like this??? I want to do the same thing I do on Windows, but with a better os. I have really good hardware, but I still feel like the amount of bloat is slowing my computer. I looked into Bazzite, but I'm not familiar with how it works. For context, I am using 48 GB of DDR5, a 9070 XT, and a 7800x3d. I am not a developer and just want a better OS, though I have been seeing that the Steam OS has Windows trying to fix Windows 11 because they are worried the Steam OS might become the next big thing