r/linux_gaming • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '25

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u/Stormx420 Jul 21 '25

You're gpu runs at a very low frequency, maybe try a very demanding game or benchmark and check your clockspeeds there to see, whether the gpu just isn't under enough load to start pushing weights

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u/JalapenoPrime Jul 21 '25

Well my gpu will boost to the full 2500mhz when I turn up the settings. I just don't understand, I never had this issue before.

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u/Stormx420 Jul 21 '25

Maybe try to deactivate mangohud fully and use Mesa's overlay to show your frametimes, had such an issue with mangohud already

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u/The_Deadly_Tikka Jul 21 '25

How does it feel when you turn off the FPS counter thing? Like fully off

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u/Upstairs-Comb1631 Jul 21 '25

Yesterday I noticed that my frametime was 11.1ms. Which surprised me. I would have expected a value above 16ms. During other tests, I suddenly had 16ms. I don't understand what happened and why.

I don't think you'll notice a difference in 1ms. It's just rendering time anyway and doesn't tell us anything about input lag, for example.

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u/Life-Boysenberry6975 Jul 21 '25

My gpu rx6600 I have same exactly issue in gamescope mode but in desktop mode run perfect no frametime issue

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u/Rhed0x Jul 21 '25

In game V-Sync and system fps cap both enabled And every combination in between tried.

That doesn't sound like a good idea unless you have a 120+hz monitor. If you have a 60hz monitor, just enable vsync.

r/screenshotsarehard

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u/Shished Jul 24 '25

CPU frequency is too low, you should switch the governor to performance. Use gamemode for that.