That Langoliers reference spotted in the wild!
Oh, then it could be difficult. Thanks anyway.
This is a take I never saw before on this matter. Is there a source?
I understand, I was thinking like it would give you less stress if you had a clean window. For an activity that is done in spare time should be enjoyable and not stress inducing.
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Is it possible to use Interstellar exclusively for Lemmy only?
Best to have fixed downtime for any maintenance like what banks do.
Can this be tied to progress so that it could convey more information about progress of KDE loading?
I am out of loop here, why do you say so?
I am a beginner, though have played Stalker Shadow of Chernobyl long ago as a novice on a low end system.
Even my present system is not good enough with Zen 2200G CPU, RX 7600 GPU, 16 GB DDR4 3200 MHz RAM and game installed on HDD. Windows runs off an NVME SSD.
I am fed of compiling shaders each time it launches as I am trying to find a playable set up. Presently it is running so hot that it semi-cooked my SSD and it disappeared from BIOS on boot. After waiting for a day, it is working again now luckily.
I am trying to understand upscaling so that game will be rendered at lower resolution taxing my CPU less and then upscaled to 1080p if possible or 1600x900 at least.
What type of upscaling should be selected? I do not have dlss option which is most recommended in online guides. I have FSR. What does the percentage below mean?
Much needed.
I have been enjoying Raccoon though development might have slowed down after a previous dev. left sometime back.
Boost is a good alternative.
KDE has option to automount during login. I found that to be the best solution.
Edit: I am mainly a PCLinuxOS user, so not sure if that would work for you.
Looks like Reddit blocked it.
RedReader is working.
I am not doing much. May be play 1 to 2 hours a week. Other than that they don’t get used much. May be my bad luck. Third time may be the charm.
Recently I am thinking like that too, but my previous cards failed within 2 years.
Yes, buying a brand new AM4 setup would be a dead end choice. Because I already have these AM4 things, I wanted to just upgrade.
Will changing the CPU cause me to lose my Windows license? I use only local account. And end of road for Win 10 is also another reason to choose a new CPU.
Those are quite expensive hence I have not explored that option yet. Another reason is exactly what you are afraid of, the room or absence of it. The GPU itself is impinging on one of SATA ports and I had to get a bent SATA connector to just make it work.
I will open the case and visually check again.
Integrated graphics is mainly as a backup plan for when discrete GPU conks off.
Presently the 2 sticks of RAM although of same brand and specification, were bought a month or two apart. So not sure if they are working as intended. How to confirm if they are working in dual channel mode or not?
For a layman, is this something like VirtualBox?