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package request: linux-cachyos (kernel)

I've tested and compared it to zen and I've gained some fps (about 5-10 or so). There might be improvement in other areas as well.

Doesn't sound much, but it makes a lot of difference when one is already hitting on the lower fps side.

My hardware is on the lower end, others with better hardware might gain more.


Re: package request: linux-cachyos (kernel)

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This is a viable solution. Thank you. (Am using cachyos-v3/linux-cachyos-bore)

I will still continue on with the request since I don't think mixing in system packages from other repos is best practice.

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I've tested and compared it to zen and I've gained some fps (about 5-10 or so).
Which game? What was the zen fps count? I've seen similar performance boosts or dips between different versions of the same kernel flavor, e.g. 6.10.8-zen is 20% faster than both 6.12-zen and 6.14-zen in my setup.

 

Re: package request: linux-cachyos (kernel)

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I've tested and compared it to zen and I've gained some fps (about 5-10 or so).
Which game? What was the zen fps count? I've seen similar performance boosts or dips between different versions of the same kernel flavor, e.g. 6.10.8-zen is 20% faster than both 6.12-zen and 6.14-zen in my setup.

Palworld. Test was done in not so computationally expensive areas. There was one time where there was a 20 fps difference but I couldn't replicate it anymore. In heavy areas about 1-2 fps only of improvement. Am running at 640x360 (This is done by manually editing the .ini config file. It cannot be done within in-game settings in the newer update.).