Recent content by equinox654

I have two gunfighters premiums. I've tried using binds from the internet. Ususally end up spending hours remapping it all anyway.

I will be setting up my hotas this evening.

Have you updated your bios. My asrock board needed to be updated for the 7950X3D to behave correctly.

Nobaras KDE version has wayland on by default. Also has all the packages for gaming. The current release updates to KDE 6 and has HDR. I just read a guide to fix my HDR issue, so should be all good. I don't even play anything competetive anymore, so I probably won't need windows at home...

LOL Yeah

I have been using Nobara for a couple of weeks. Bought hell divers 2 and deep rock galactic for me and my son over the weekend. Both just worked. Updated to KDE 6 last night and really like it. Just wishing HDR support was in a better place.

Also boo hoo if the software fails to detect a game… you can always turn the other ccd off when it’s time to game. That’s what I did early on when I was playing a lot of Star citizen. 16 cores for renderings and simulations… then a bios toggle and you have a higher clocked 7800x3d for games.

The chipset driver? because the game bar is essentially part of windows.

A pretty good use case for the 7950X3D would be installing a hypervisor and giving the 3d cache ccd to windows and then giving the higher boosting non cache ccd to linux. Then setup passthrough or looking glass or just use a kvm to swap between windows and linux. I bought mine with that in...

I wouldn't say its better, its a bit faster in non gaming work loads. Gaming wise though the 7950X3D is quite a bit faster.

S3 Virge 3DFX Voodoo Banshee 3DFX Voodoo 3 Geforce 3 Ti 200 Radeon 9600 XT Geforce FX 5900 Geforce 6800 GT Geforce GO 7800 GTX Geforce 8800 GTX Radeon 4850 Geforce GTX 260 Geforce GTX 285 Radeon 5870 Geforce 470 Sli Geforce 670 Geforce 970 Geforce 1070 Geforce 1080ti Geforce 3080 Geforce 4090

Only game I noticed an issue with was Star Citizen. Turning off the 2nd ccd gave me a decent boost.

This thread reminded me to check on the state of Linux. I installed Nobara Linux and it is looking good. Proton is trivial to enable in steam now. This weekend I am going to try to setup the steam deck ui for when I am playing on a controller on my tv.

You can, but it is a usb-c connection that still encodes the video. The only time I do that is with racing games and Elite Dangerous as the cable is beyond annoying and a good way to destroy a usb-c port. Something like this usb-c vr router is a far better option, but like they said the...

I doesn't for me either. I have gone as far as installing classic shell and window blinds. Its not perfect. Honestly I just wish that I could just use the Windows 2000 shell. All this new ui stuff is the spawn of the devil. I don't want to know what kind of dark ritual they had to perform...