I do a lot of gaming, too. But I wanted some of the developer features in aurora-dx. Very happy with it.
I do a lot of gaming, too. But I wanted some of the developer features in aurora-dx. Very happy with it.
My issues were minor, too. I just wanted to make things as smooth as possible, and to also sell my 3070 while it still held some value. I ended up being able to transition to a 7800XT for only $200. Now, it really wasn’t much of an upgrade, but I’m happy to be off of Windows and Nvidia.
I had a similar arc this year. I did go through with switching from Nvidia to AMD. I started with Bazzite, but ended up on Aurora.
I’m very happy ditching Windows.
Bazzite gets drivers quickly since it’s a rolling release with updates once a week. I’d assume Pop OS might feel better on Nvidia because it hasn’t switched to Wayland, yet.
Nvidia isn’t a bad experience on Bazzite or other Universal Blue OSs. But AMD is better.
Is this an AI bot? Brand new account.
This was going to be my suggestion. Use Bluefin (not the “dx” developer flavor) gts stream.
It updates automatically in the background. All you have to do is restart it for updates to become active. So as long as it’s restarted once a month or so, you’re golden.
The N100 is such a little powerhouse and I’m sad they haven’t managed to produce anything better. All of the “upgrades” are either just not enough of an upgrade for the money, it just more power hungry.