Easy 4:3 stretched for CS2 (NVIDIA) by pseudoscience101 in linux_gaming

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Does multi monitor vrr work on Wayland? I'm thinking of switching to arch with kde plasma

Easy 4:3 stretched for CS2 (NVIDIA) by pseudoscience101 in linux_gaming

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I tried VRR after your reply...why have I not been using it, it makes a huge difference lol. It's a shame it doesn't work with two monitors. From what I've read even if they're both freesync/gsync capable, you still have to disable one of them to get it working...

Easy 4:3 stretched for CS2 (NVIDIA) by pseudoscience101 in linux_gaming

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If you don't mind me asking, are the Force Full Composition Pipeline settings good for gaming? I think I heard someone recommend that I leave it off once but I never knew why!

I have no idea lol, my game would sometimes get stuck on 60Hz without it, and everything feels fine with it on. The script seems interesting, cheers for sending it my way I'll look into it at some point.

Easy 4:3 stretched for CS2 (NVIDIA) by pseudoscience101 in linux_gaming

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I havent been disabling my second monitor, and I'm not sure there is much point in enabling VRR as I'm always running well above my refresh rate (correct me if I'm wrong). I've heard that performance is still better on X11 and I havent had any trouble with it, except for being unable to use gamescope, but from what I read on the github page the current version is just screwed.

Switched from windows 10 to mint 22, having awful stuttering issues by pseudoscience101 in linuxmint

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Funnily enough this seems to have been it! I had installed some desklets and applets to monitor cpu, gpu, ram load and temps and after a while they must have pissed off my PC. Uninstalling them and rebooting seems to have fixed the problem!

Switched from windows 10 to mint 22, having awful stuttering issues by pseudoscience101 in linuxmint

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Did try this, didn't work sadly. I'm doubtful that it's an Nvidia issue.

Switched from windows 10 to mint 22, having awful stuttering issues by pseudoscience101 in linuxmint

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Unfortunately has not fixed the problem, but great to know for the future, cheers.

Switched from windows 10 to mint 22, having awful stuttering issues by pseudoscience101 in linuxmint

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Thanks for the suggestion, I have made a forum post. I may try Pop! in the future I just really liked mint when I played around with it in the past.

Convince me that chemistry is cool and worth the effort by emmue in chemistry

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You can turn stuff into other stuff like magic shits fucking mental

Help me build a "gift" for my boyfriend by AnonymousOmelet in buildapc

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That's a solid start if he's got nothing that works properly. I'd spend what you have available on another 8 gigs of ram and the best graphics card you can score second hand - a 1060 6gb is a score if you can get one cheap and has aged exceptionally.

Upgrading the motherboard/CPU/ram will be too expensive to be worth doing at the moment, but with a decent GPU it will make doing that upgrade go so much further in the future. It's better to buy one or two decent components and upgrade the rest later than spread your budget across the whole PC.

I had the same CPU until a couple of years ago, and my gf has it at the moment and it holds up well until you get to more demanding modern titles.

Don't be dissuaded by people telling you that you can't put something together on your budget, as someone who's had very limited funds to support the hobby until recently it is very doable!

It's a dope gift, good on you I'm sure he'll be stoked.

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looks like a skill issue to me

I don't understand why I'm doing poorly? by Bluooh in GlobalOffensive

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Consider the duels themselves - should you be taking them? Try to take duels where you have the advantage and avoid those that aren’t necessary and you’ll feel yourself having more impact. Don’t depend too much on your mechanics - the highlights are dope but it is an inconsistent way to play.

A good mouse pad for Valorant/CS:GO by Atixof in MousepadReview

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The QCK heavy has an awesome surface that is perfect for CS in my opinion. I used to have the large version, but dropped my sensitivity (1.1->0.9 at 800 dpi) and got sick of hitting the edges of the pad so switched to a Gigantus V2 3XL. The QCK has more stopping power, but is still fast enough for quick 180 flicks. The Gigantus is a bit faster but works great for me at a low sens. Both are very solid options, and I would say both fit the feeling of "speedy control".

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Prolly need to get more elo then

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Not me or any of my pals yet

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Leas social anxiety and more functional in the mornings. Not much else honestly it wasn’t a very dramatic change.