I found nuking my csgo configs fixed a bit of the performance
I'm also on arch Linux, this fixed fsr for me
Still
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even if you are using a potato it probably doesn't have much ram so slightly slowing it to make things run smoother is a very popular choice
ah ok so I would think you would want to set that to 127.0.0.1:5353 if it is on the same machine as the router an just use the router as the DNS server in wireguard
that would have traffick like this:
client > 192.168.1.1(router) dns server > loopback to adguard
5353 is not the port that most devices use for dns,.that would be port 53, so if it's not listening there the no connection would be made
I do 3 and have encrypted backups to Dropbox so I can easy restore/spin up a cloud server if I need to
well they kinda had to nuke csgo as you can't transfer inventories between games
the game is so fucked tho, on my 1060 I could play csgo at 1440p low at about 200fps, cs2 I'm lockynto get 100 on FSR performance
and zooming with scopes are fucked get about 300ms of stutter every time
you just push the git repo to a remote somewhere and that's your backup
well using someone's code properly licensed isn't plagiarism
a fair few of my uni classes were like take this guys code and make it do this, which were like 4 lines changes
I think there is a wording issue going on here, people object to their posts being used in ways they weren't expecting, in this case people post things for others to see not for use in AI datasets,
whether the AI is open source or not doesn't effect anything about the training data being used with or without permission
what version of mesa do you have installed?
I'm not aware of a video-linux package existing, tho I am an arch guy, it may just be that it is out of date
you shouldn't need any of the amdgpupro things just for gaming
well like networking is what I go to settings to see most times, and the appearance is already shortcut on the startup screen