You’re not wrong, but then there’s games like this that need at least 6 gb (more on dx12) to run on low without it running out of memory and either crashing or not launching. This is an actual issue with this particular game.

Edit: Cyberpunk has gotten a lot better though and will run on things it has no business running on.

I’m pretty sure they have Linux support. It’s just supported in Mesa. No external drivers.

I have a game that eats 11 gb of vram on low at 1080p (I play it on windowed). It suffers from some Unreal engine shenanigans and it’s also a few years old.

Mine had issues with integrated graphics where the driver would crash constantly.

I’m assuming stock ax210 wifi card as well.

I had a lot of stability issues on 11th gen Intel but I was using windows. (I have switched to an amd motherboard on my laptop (no it’s not a framework))

I’d love to know what hardware you are using as well.

I don’t think it’s exactly the same. If I used MT to label data for AI/ML, that would be one thing. If I used MT to complete tasks and calling their effort AI, that would be fraud.

Right but the impact is not as detrimental compared to a pcie gen 4x4 card on a gen 3 motherboard.

Like it’s not great but it could be worse. Tbh if I was on a gen 3 system, I’d appreciate a newer motherboard and CPU over a new gpu. Especially taking into consideration that an i9 9900kf gets beaten by a Ryzen 7 5825u on benchmarks.

I accidentally posted like 2 words.

That being said, the x8 cards were mostly okay on pcie gen 3 systems. Problem is the halved bandwidth.

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Rivnuts?

They no longer have a bios whitelist. But you can’t seem to install intel wifi cards on some of their amd laptops. They just straight up don’t show up in any os.

(Ac 7265 rev d and ax210)

Text on GIMP absolutely blows. I have way less issues working with DDS files on PS compared to GIMP. I also used to have issues with fuzzy select but that may have been a skill issue on my part.

(I haven’t gotten a chance to work with 3.0)

That explains a lot.

There’s also the deep computing mainboard from framework. Also that p550 uses a new CPU while the mainboard uses a jh710.

The p550 is less rpi and more like those rockchip powered boards from radxa. (ignoring core count).

Can you try using a different os? Windows or something. I don’t see why it won’t work.

Yes, but it doesn’t have arm levels of growing pains.

Current risc v SBCs are about 10 years behind performance wise, which isn’t as much of a problem. Core count is there, just not single core performance.

My friend has a 2080 in his and he’s been able to play monster hunter wilds without much issue. It does support nvme.

(He’s on pop os)

Edit: that 6700 is a limiting factor in some titles. BeamMP really likes high core count CPUs.

GTX 745 is weird. It’s early Maxwell, not Kepler. It’s not particularly fast and as it is Maxwell, only supports fp32.

That’s the last ATX compliant xps PC. I’d swap the wifi card for something else. It has some issues. That bug was patched out afaik.

(Friend has an xps 8900 and it was a unique experience)

I’d also find a cheap gpu to put in it. There is a mount for a 92 mm fan in the front. You just have to remove some tape in the front of the PC covering a vent.

Admittedly my friend games and does dev work on it.

Also it could do with a repaste.

As far as I know you can’t upgrade the CPU on that past the 6700.