

These older (maybe also current) amd gpus for some reason defaults to higher vram speeds when a monitor has mor than 60hz. The fix requires generating a custom edid file, which is a great pain in the ass to get to work
These older (maybe also current) amd gpus for some reason defaults to higher vram speeds when a monitor has mor than 60hz. The fix requires generating a custom edid file, which is a great pain in the ass to get to work
On Bandcamp you could have downloaded the files, the song could still be playable and you would still own it. DRM-free just allows you to download stuff so that if anything changes in the future you still have the original available, anything hosted can be changed at any time in order to stay out of trouble as a site owner. It still sucks that this is happening though
yeah, the file system tools still suck for btrfs
Most distros don’t offer it as an option when installing afaik due to licensing, while btrfs is usually an option along side ext4
Why? I have used btrfs for years and haven’t had any issues with it, it functionally works about the same as ext4.
you’re probably right, I have an RDNA1 card, I have no idea what could be causing this otherwise. probably some weird amd driver issue