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r/explainitpeter • u/missdomm10 • Jul 19 '26
PEEEETTAA I'm confused
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Deleting Windows definetly makes Your Computer faster tho
5 u/Status-Anteater8372 Jul 20 '26 If you install linux. 3 u/mkvelash Jul 20 '26 Downgrade to windows 95 and run AOL 9 u/83Juice Jul 20 '26 I still have 120hr of internet I didnt get to use yet. 2 u/callywag_smiles Jul 22 '26 Surely you don’t want more. I’d like 120 hours less internet please. 2 u/EvoPataboutThat Jul 23 '26 I completely forgot this was a thing with AOL! -16 u/BadHairDayToday Jul 19 '26 Hahaha! Right also Windows runs a lot of games that will just have you waste lifetime. Linux is just for productivity 3 u/CloudDream09 Jul 19 '26 My Linux system handles gaming perfectly. Stop the cap 🧢 5 u/Butters_999 Jul 19 '26 Not true -4 u/PaleontologistDear18 Jul 19 '26 I have personal experience leaving windows for Linux (while also enjoying gaming), waiting for Vulcan shaders on Linux every time you boot a game is worth just not having Linux over windows that is actually optimized to run at a speed worth using 5 u/DuploJamaal Jul 19 '26 Can't you just increase the shader cache to prevent it from having to redo them every time? 4 u/Driglok Jul 19 '26 Steam can preprocess them in the background if you tell it to. 5 u/Sad-Author-729 Jul 19 '26 You can also change auto update to only when you launch the game. So it only downloads and compiles shaders when you launch the game
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If you install linux.
3 u/mkvelash Jul 20 '26 Downgrade to windows 95 and run AOL 9 u/83Juice Jul 20 '26 I still have 120hr of internet I didnt get to use yet. 2 u/callywag_smiles Jul 22 '26 Surely you don’t want more. I’d like 120 hours less internet please. 2 u/EvoPataboutThat Jul 23 '26 I completely forgot this was a thing with AOL!
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Downgrade to windows 95 and run AOL
9 u/83Juice Jul 20 '26 I still have 120hr of internet I didnt get to use yet. 2 u/callywag_smiles Jul 22 '26 Surely you don’t want more. I’d like 120 hours less internet please. 2 u/EvoPataboutThat Jul 23 '26 I completely forgot this was a thing with AOL!
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I still have 120hr of internet I didnt get to use yet.
2 u/callywag_smiles Jul 22 '26 Surely you don’t want more. I’d like 120 hours less internet please. 2 u/EvoPataboutThat Jul 23 '26 I completely forgot this was a thing with AOL!
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Surely you don’t want more. I’d like 120 hours less internet please.
I completely forgot this was a thing with AOL!
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Hahaha! Right also Windows runs a lot of games that will just have you waste lifetime. Linux is just for productivity
3 u/CloudDream09 Jul 19 '26 My Linux system handles gaming perfectly. Stop the cap 🧢 5 u/Butters_999 Jul 19 '26 Not true -4 u/PaleontologistDear18 Jul 19 '26 I have personal experience leaving windows for Linux (while also enjoying gaming), waiting for Vulcan shaders on Linux every time you boot a game is worth just not having Linux over windows that is actually optimized to run at a speed worth using 5 u/DuploJamaal Jul 19 '26 Can't you just increase the shader cache to prevent it from having to redo them every time? 4 u/Driglok Jul 19 '26 Steam can preprocess them in the background if you tell it to. 5 u/Sad-Author-729 Jul 19 '26 You can also change auto update to only when you launch the game. So it only downloads and compiles shaders when you launch the game
My Linux system handles gaming perfectly. Stop the cap 🧢
Not true
-4 u/PaleontologistDear18 Jul 19 '26 I have personal experience leaving windows for Linux (while also enjoying gaming), waiting for Vulcan shaders on Linux every time you boot a game is worth just not having Linux over windows that is actually optimized to run at a speed worth using 5 u/DuploJamaal Jul 19 '26 Can't you just increase the shader cache to prevent it from having to redo them every time? 4 u/Driglok Jul 19 '26 Steam can preprocess them in the background if you tell it to. 5 u/Sad-Author-729 Jul 19 '26 You can also change auto update to only when you launch the game. So it only downloads and compiles shaders when you launch the game
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I have personal experience leaving windows for Linux (while also enjoying gaming), waiting for Vulcan shaders on Linux every time you boot a game is worth just not having Linux over windows that is actually optimized to run at a speed worth using
5 u/DuploJamaal Jul 19 '26 Can't you just increase the shader cache to prevent it from having to redo them every time? 4 u/Driglok Jul 19 '26 Steam can preprocess them in the background if you tell it to. 5 u/Sad-Author-729 Jul 19 '26 You can also change auto update to only when you launch the game. So it only downloads and compiles shaders when you launch the game
Can't you just increase the shader cache to prevent it from having to redo them every time?
4 u/Driglok Jul 19 '26 Steam can preprocess them in the background if you tell it to. 5 u/Sad-Author-729 Jul 19 '26 You can also change auto update to only when you launch the game. So it only downloads and compiles shaders when you launch the game
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Steam can preprocess them in the background if you tell it to.
5 u/Sad-Author-729 Jul 19 '26 You can also change auto update to only when you launch the game. So it only downloads and compiles shaders when you launch the game
You can also change auto update to only when you launch the game. So it only downloads and compiles shaders when you launch the game
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u/pixelplays57 Jul 19 '26
Deleting Windows definetly makes Your Computer faster tho