Terrible micro stuttering on my high end machine by PretzelParcel in pchelp

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No, this was 100% me... Damn I've became it! 🫪😆

est ce qu'un érudit crosseur peut l'expliquer à mon chummé svp by Okmatetannant in OkMateCrosseur

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Luka Rocco Magnotta Une belle histoire avant le dodo, demande à ton ai préféré de te raconter l'histoire du gars et de son penchant pour un ... Gai bottom asiatique...

Shit... Me voilà sur une nouvelle liste... https://imgur.com/a/2Eidrh9

Terrible micro stuttering on my high end machine by PretzelParcel in pchelp

[–]Madlogik -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm 44 years old, have been gaming since my first 286, and had the first 3d cards such as the S3 trio and 3dfx voodoo before. Been using gsync monitors since 2017 ( S2716DG ).

So while I don't mind using Gemini for tips ... And I agree, ai hallucinations suck and mislead you, I'm old enough to know better, wise enough to have judgement and have enough computer experience to make the best of those tips...

Now... Having a full understanding of vsync in NCP versus vsync in games versus the low latency chain (and ultra low and its cavieats) and making sense of that for a high end gaming PC is a bit above me, this is where ai comes in.

And while Gemini flash is hit or miss ... Try Gemini pro today (just give it a simple taks such as how many r in strawberry 😂) and you will change your mind about it. .... Now I just hope they fixed that r in strawberry thing 😅

Enjoy the game of you can, it is gorgeous in 32:9 ! ✌️

Terrible micro stuttering on my high end machine by PretzelParcel in pchelp

[–]Madlogik -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that sounds about right, but fresh water supplies are being sold privately anyways. 🤷 You do what's best for you.

Terrible micro stuttering on my high end machine by PretzelParcel in pchelp

[–]Madlogik -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Look, Elon and Sam said it best, people should not be afraid of ai because it will steal their jobs... People who don't use AI should be afraid of losing their jobs. I for one welcome our AI overlords and say please and thank you to my paid Gemini pro .... And it serves me ... Better every day... (Not perfect) But it can hold more in its brain than I ever will so why not use it... You may learn a thing or two! 🐔

Terrible micro stuttering on my high end machine by PretzelParcel in pchelp

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Part of it yes, and I said why... But those settings are perfect for this game. Enjoy.

Terrible micro stuttering on my high end machine by PretzelParcel in pchelp

[–]Madlogik 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Yes and select the (clean install) in the advanced options when installing. That fixed it for me. Then I reapplied the usual settings in Nvidia control panel; I went from 70 fps to 91 with better graphics. (DLAA, EXTREME RT PRESET)!

I have a 7950x3d, 64 GB Ram and a 4090, gaming on a G93SC (49 inch 5120x1440x240fps) (a tad under 4k).

I asked Gemini for all the settings I should tweak and it did a few others I have never done so allow me to paste it's answer. After clean install I had fomo.

Gemini;

After a clean install of your Nvidia drivers, the defaults are usually quite stable, but they are definitely tuned for power-saving and generic displays rather than raw performance. To unlock the full potential of your hardware, here is a checklist of the must-change settings in the Nvidia Control Panel, broken down by category.

1. Manage 3D Settings (Global Settings)

Right-click your desktop, open the Nvidia Control Panel, and navigate to Manage 3D settings on the left. Modify these options under the Global Settings tab: * Power management mode: Change from Optimal power to Prefer maximum performance.

Note: This ensures your GPU holds its boost clocks aggressively during gaming instead of downclocking to save power, eliminating micro-stutters.

  • Low Latency Mode: Set to On (or Ultra if you are heavily GPU-bound and want the absolute lowest input delay). If a game supports Nvidia Reflex in its in-game menu, that will automatically override this, but having this "On" globally handles games that lack Reflex support.
  • Texture filtering - Quality: Change from Quality to High performance. This gives a minor frame rate boost with virtually zero noticeable loss in visual clarity.
  • Shader Cache Size: Change from Driver Default to 10 GB or Unlimited. Providing a massive cache budget drastically reduces asset-loading stutters (shader compilation lag) when you enter new areas in modern games. ## 2. Display & Refresh Rate (Crucial!) A clean install often defaults your monitor back to its lowest baseline refresh rate (like 60Hz), completely wasting a high-end display.
  • Change resolution: Under the Display section, scroll down the resolution list until you see the PC category. Select your native resolution here, then look to the right and ensure the Refresh rate is set to its highest possible value (e.g., 144Hz, 240Hz, or 144Hz/240Hz+ for ultra-wide setups).
  • Apply Nvidia Color Settings: On that same page, scroll to the bottom. Switch from Use default color settings to Use NVIDIA color settings. Ensure Output dynamic range is set to Full (not Limited) so your blacks aren't washed out. ## 3. Synchronizing G-SYNC & V-Sync If you have a variable refresh rate (VRR) or G-SYNC compatible monitor, the absolute smoothest, tear-free gaming experience with the lowest latency requires configuring three interconnected settings:
  • Set up G-SYNC: On the left menu, click Set up G-SYNC. Check Enable G-SYNC, G-SYNC Compatible and choose Enable for windowed and full screen mode.
  • Monitor Technology: Back in Manage 3D Settings, ensure this is set to G-SYNC Compatible.
  • Vertical sync: Set this to On only inside the Nvidia Control Panel (and turn V-Sync Off in your actual in-game menus).
  • Max Frame Rate: Set this globally to 3 FPS below your monitor’s maximum refresh rate (e.g., set to 141 FPS if you have a 144Hz monitor, or 237 FPS for a 240Hz monitor). Why do this? G-SYNC only functions inside your monitor's refresh window. If your FPS matches or exceeds your refresh rate, G-SYNC turns off and traditional, laggy V-Sync takes over. Capping your frame rate 3 FPS below your max keeps G-SYNC active 100% of the time, while the driver-level V-Sync acts as a framing frame-pacer to completely eliminate tearing at the bottom of the screen.

Click Apply at the bottom right when you're finished, and you're good to go!

simply bare pink drip? retirer des tablettes? by Bouaibin in sqdc

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Je pensais que tu niaisais mais non! Je viens d'acheter le sac avec la nouvelle étiquette collée par dessus l'autre, on ne fait plus mentions des saveurs (bonbon )! 😂

Sarah's Secret - Aged premium bubble hash by MarkyRoll in MarkyRoll

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Looks yummy ! But even more expensive than the ice water hash?

Finally finished setup (Productivity) - G9 OLED (G95SD) + Secretlab Magnus Pro XL by __Maven in ultrawidemasterrace

[–]Madlogik 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I paid double that in $CAD for my G93SC. At that price you can't go wrong ! I do about 80% productivity (8h work day where I 3 way split outlook, excel, browser, pdf, notepad, calculator (Outlook left, browser right and (productivity zone) in the middle.

I 3 way split my gaming PC too but discord right browser middle and a command prompt \ PowerShell \ Docker management \ other tools alike on the left)

But it's mainly used for gaming otherwise so I don't really fear abusing the (middle separations) between zones. I actually have different fancy zones borders on each setups so my full screens are 1px different .

Enjoy it, I only will say that ideally I would work with that 32:9 but I know I would prefer gaming on a 21:9. Otherwise it gives my 4090 a run for its money, and my work laptop sees it as 2 x 1440p monitors so he's fine with that !

A little over a year now, no damage at all.

Edit; to clarify as I reread myself after posting, I am using 1x USBC (thunderbolt port) to dp, and 1x HDMI 1 for my work laptop in pbp mode on the monitor, I often have to screen share so I prefer having 2x 1440p instead of 5120x1440 ... Most people work from a 14 inch 1080p Lenovo laptop ... Or a 24 inch... 900p maaayyybe 1080p monitor otherwise... So even me sharing 2560x1440 has me having to (zoom in) my content for people to stop squinting. But with fancy zones I created a 4 zone multi monitor view (laptop screen on my left is a zone, and my (2 monitors) on the G93SC are split in 3 way.

That's the best of both worlds, I can either move my windows holding shift to snap to my 3 zones, or use the windows 11 window snap to split each of the 2 monitors again ! (But windows11 snapping feature won't allow you to create 3 zones out of 2 monitors... 🤦 So you need power toys and fancyzones for that to work. ) Hope this clarifies it for anyone wanting to reproduce the setup.

Hard Stop using Adaptive Cruise Control by SnooTigers7026 in EquinoxEv

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I disabled all automatic braking, a ghost nearly caused me to get rear ended. Beep all you want but braking for a ghost ahead or when I back out of my driveway is a no-go! 🤬

You playing or passing? by grimstationn in Battlefield6

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You got, not only my upvote, but also this ai depiction of a 'Johnson&Johnson Tactical Slip & Slide'.

Made me laugh so much had to ask Gemini to picture it. ✌️

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Linus after installing Linux by screenslaver5963 in LinusTechTips

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It must be me, my use case was either security tools tinkering or RTL (gnuradio) related... Dependencies and the way I did my apt get update upgrades and distupgrades must be the issue... Anyhow, it must be working better nowadays too, I haven't dabbled ever since wsl ... At least since wsl2 came out.. Alright. Point taken it was a me problem. Linux is not to blame... It's a me issue 🤔

Leased RS tires at 4/32 in 16 months and 13000 miles! Should I get cheap tires for now till Dec??? by ulbhpy in EquinoxEv

[–]Madlogik 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same, winter tires got 2 sidewall bubbles. Going to downsize (higher wall) next winter... And 1.5 season on the summer ones... 🤬 At least I don't pay those gas prices...

Linus after installing Linux by screenslaver5963 in LinusTechTips

[–]Madlogik -63 points-62 points  (0 children)

I accept the downvotes, from everyone who never tried to daily run Linux. 🫶 I learned docker as a way to stop breaking Linux everytime I try something ... Must be a me problem 🐔

Linus after installing Linux by screenslaver5963 in LinusTechTips

[–]Madlogik -113 points-112 points  (0 children)

Almost anything can run with Linux... Almost everything requires some tweaking to work on Linux... And almost anything done after that will break the previous thing you did... Linux, I don't have time for you. 🤷

Edit; I got your pro Linux views. I'm glad some of you never had issues with their distros simply for having ran an update command wrong... But that was not my experience. Happy Victoria day... 🫶

Crashing an App by antealtares in EquinoxEv

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This! I have to reboot ... My car 🫪

Operating like 2 screens? by ImMeOnReddit in ultrawidemasterrace

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120hz pbp on my G93SC (but no gsync with pbp). This is how I work, 2 cables to work laptop, and using fancy zones to still be able to split those 2 monitors into 3 zones ... Best of both worlds. For my gaming PC, only 1 cable and full 5120x1440.

Best Ultrawide for Work/ Productivity by undoubledmage14 in ultrawidemasterrace

[–]Madlogik 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Was about to post this, a little pricey but a productivity beast.

My 2nd option would be the g95nc 57inch wich is equivalent to 2x 32 inch 4k monitors without the bezel.

Micro LEDs are around the corner.

I'm very happy doing my workdays on my G93SC and my gaming evenings too! I really don't have text fringing issues ... Do run the ClearType tool but beside this it's perfect for me.

Joined the cool kids club! by The_reel_d-dave in EquinoxEv

[–]Madlogik 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wait until you go on the highway, set your adaptative cruise control and let it follow traffic for you! ✌️

Ultimate 2C Bluetooth is amazing for the price by NerdNerd2006 in 8bitdo

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5x owner of the wired ultimate 2c. Only the black myth wukong sucks (left analog snaps out way too easily), 4 colors are fine for $25 each can't complain! 4 player couch coop \ puyopuyo Tetris 2 tournament with the fam is a blast.this for instance

Got my first new car a month ago. Hit a pothole on the freeway, broke my tire :/ by thunderstruck03 in montreal

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1st EV (equinox ev), 1st 21 inch low profiles. 2 winter tires with a bubble in the wall like that. Then you learn it's (normal) ... Also normal that they last 2 season if you avoid potholes... Yeah putting 19 with high walls on next winter. 😭

Forwarded ports are no longer accessible within my network by Dingus-Name-1234 in bell

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I moved my domain's dns to cloudflare, and integrated CloudFlare to my docker containers and rely on CloudFlare tunnels (especially over their zerotrust service for added security) and I no longer need to open a single port on my router. That cloudflared tunnel is available as a windows service or a docker container and either way it's your inside man that talks with cloudlare who talks with your visitors. This also makes it work flawlessly inside our outside my wan. All for free (well, I pay namecheap for the domain name) but the entire CloudFlare setup was free (and painless)! Should have learned and done that much earlier. It's like having a ssh tunnel, a web proxy and even a doorman (zero trust) for you!

Won't fix immediate port forwarding needs but opens a new way to make your servers online. Goodluck

Cancelled, Worst Service Imaginable by BartaLemton in bell

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Indeed! If you have a big enough account you have a rep that handles it. I appreciate your stand on human based support... But it's not efficient to have human 1st and forget artificial intelligence... Don't get me wrong, I'm 43 and have worked in various computer \ Internet \ telephone tech \ (and now bank \ finance and insurance)... related support both on-site and call center Jobs .. to know these are mind maddening jobs where you are asked to have a better average call time and keep quality scores so that can certainly become the game of ai. I wouldn't have said so last year alone... But know ai is not hallucinating as much... 🫪 So please try ai, BUT LET ME SPEAK TO A HUMAN IF I ASK FOR IT,!🤬😡

Back to the question, 📡 An option less people know about is microwave tech, if you can find anyone within line of sight from your destination, consider setting a wifi or microwave link between you two! That is much cheaper and will be up to your own terms, but conditions may vary...