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  • #11
    Will my 6800 XT be faster in now ?
    Or is this only for laptops ?

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    • #12
      Originally posted by aufkrawall View Post
      That this happened only after four years without a real solution unfortunately is a prime example why regular people should just use Windows and Nvidia.
      Life just wouldn't be the same without desperate shills to provide comedy...

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      • #13
        Originally posted by aufkrawall View Post
        That this happened only after four years without a real solution unfortunately is a prime example why regular people should just use Windows and Nvidia.
        You are right and you are wrong.
        I mean, kernel WILL solve this issue... AND there are 3rd party tools for that too.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by lejeczek View Post
          What they could do, for laptops, is to detect/tell whether system is on AC and offer (to the userspace/user perhaps) that same heuristics/performance settings as with dGPU, while when is running off the battery then.... if this was "switchable" at runtime.
          This is something Power Profiles Daemon could and should do. I use a hook on my system that sets the profile to "high" in performance mode, "auto" in balanced and "low" in power-saver.
          Last edited by ahrs; 16 October 2024, 11:16 AM.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by aufkrawall View Post
            That this happened only after four years without a real solution unfortunately is a prime example why regular people should just use Windows and Nvidia.
            100% agree. When I upgraded from Vega to RDNA2 and first encountered lower than expected performance, I was told that this specific power profile problem was the culprit. I asked myself why AMD gets recommended for Linux use as that problem had been known for a while already, it also took them way too long to fix it. I also have a long list of Kernel config settings, workarounds and config settings which help me to optimize my Linux installation. Novice users wouldn't even know how where to start in the first place. The out-of-the box Linux experience still needs a lot of polishing.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Type44Q View Post
              Life just wouldn't be the same without desperate shills to provide comedy...
              Impressive grade of self-reflection. Everyone hating Windows 11, but Linux share not going up basically tells everything.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by aufkrawall View Post
                Impressive grade of self-reflection. Everyone hating Windows 11, but Linux share not going up basically tells everything.
                Imagine staying i loop with Linux news just to spread negativity at every opportunity

                Truly sad existence

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by Kjell View Post
                  Imagine staying i loop with Linux news just to spread negativity at every opportunity
                  It's a sad (Linux) world after all. Though not sure where you found the "at every opportunity", but I have an assumption.

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                  • #19
                    why doesn't the driver just look at the command stream and say, wow, there's a lot of 3d usage, and I'm not keeping up with the refresh rate, i'm going to go into performance mode.

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Type44Q View Post

                      Life just wouldn't be the same without desperate shills to provide comedy...
                      I just looked at the linked issue and your "desperate shill" is the reporter, so your conclusion seems illogical.

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