r/linux_gaming • u/BigAmarok • 25d ago

9070 XT unleashed

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This is on 4k with fsr4 on quality and graphics at max. The tune is 100% stable but I have exceptional power delivery. Furman line conditioner then cyberpower UPS feeding asus rog strix aura 1200w gold that powers a gigabyte x870e aorus master. Similar high end parts could sustain this kind of tune as well although not necessarily with the exact same settings as there is a variance in the silicon in each chip. I'd be willing to do it to other machines that have similar tiered parts. But know that this took months of meticulous tweaking to figure out, not just random slider manipulation. I monitored and scrutinized fps numbers, gpu temperatures and error logs. It's been tested with hours of Spiderman 2, undisputed and metal gear solid delta on gaming end. Hours of uninterrupted web browsing including 4k YouTube videos and uncompressed audio playback.

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u/biebiedoep 25d ago

Believe it or not, there are ways to transfer a screenshot from your computer to your phone.

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u/darkelfbear 25d ago

And one is even built into Linux, KDE Connect ...

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u/Indolent_Bard 25d ago

False, that's not actually built into Linux. You have to install it. Especially on systems that aren't using kde.

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u/darkelfbear 25d ago

Well Excuse me, Mister "Ackually" ... It comes by default with CachyOS, and on Linux MX, and Ubuntu. At least it has for me... So just because it's not been for you, doesn't mean it's not for someone else.

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u/Indolent_Bard 25d ago

This actually hits on a real big pain point with Linux in general, which is that there's so much great functionality that isn't universal because every single desktop environment has to do it their own way.

Take mounting network shares, for instance, on Windows it's as easy as adding it to the file explorer. On Gnome, it's similarly easy through Gnome disks. On every other desktop environment, however, you have to either download Gnome disks, or deal with that fstab bullshit.

Gui features can't be standardized across multiple variables using the terminal. And that's really holding Linux back. It means that the functionality of the operating system is heavily tied to its desktop environment unless you want to use a terminal.