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Laptop gets very hot at portproton

Hello guys, I really like Artixlinux and I would like to keep using it but I have some problems. In artix when I run programs and games through portproton my laptop gets very warm. I installed manjaro with the same set of programs and play the same games my notebook is barely warm and the FPS is higher the video card is built into the processor
CPU: 12th Gen Intel i7-12700H (20) @ 4.600GHz
GPU: Intel Alder Lake-P
Can I achieve the same results with Artix?

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Re: Laptop gets very hot at portproton

Reply #1 –
Experimentally it was found out that it is not about packages, I saved the list of packages from manjaro and installed in artix the result this did not give conclusions about the installed drivers on the video card are identical
~ " lspci -k | grep -EA3 3D|Display' 
~ " lsmod | grep video
~ " glxinfo | grep OpenGL   
~ " lspci -v | grep
I would be glad to have your advice.
 

Re: Laptop gets very hot at portproton

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Have you used htop to see if any processes are using 100% cpu when they should be idle ?

Re: Laptop gets very hot at portproton

Reply #3 –
no unnecessary processes, bare artix and portproton also bare manjaro and portproton and there neither installed anything additional, in artix installed only intel-media-driver in mkinitcpio.conf prescribed i915 in manjaro it was prescribed by default, please tell me whether systemd affects my question, sorry for such a stupid question I do not know much about linux

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in artix installed only intel-media-driver in mkinitcpio.conf prescribed i915 in manjaro it was prescribed by default
Can you elaborate? And are you sure the new initcpio is compiled after you modified it? (reinstall linux*-headers easiest way)

I have no knowledge of portproton and whether it uses DXVK and thus vulkan If it does, can you check any packages with the name "*vulkan*" in them? Also check the output of the command "vulkaninfo".

Have you tried with another wine manager like bottles/lutris?

Re: Laptop gets very hot at portproton

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Yes it uses DXVK on startup there is a choice of Stable DXVK 1.10.3-28 and VKD3D 1.1-2602
Did sudo mkinitcpio -P command and reinstalled the kernel with the header.

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