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Timestamps : 00:00 Intro 00:37 Sponsor: Joplin 02:04 What is CachyOS 04:45 Test Hardware: Tuxedo InfinityBook Max 16 05:56 Testing Conditions 06:59 CPU benchmark 08:22 Gaming Benchmarks 17:06 Disk Speeds 20:03 Network Speeds & laptop ports 21:18 Conclusion on CachyOS 22:51 Tuxedo InfinityBook max 16 27:55 Recommendations on Cachy & the laptop

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[โ€“] 1 point 5 months ago

@thelinuxexperimentHi Nick!A few comments:I am not sure if it was smart to use the #steam #flatpak? Steam uses electron / CEF and is a platform, so running that through flatpak at least introduces a few weird hacks like #zypak afaik. It will also use general, not optimized libaries for a lot of tasks, where #CachyOS could shine with v3 or v4 optimized binaries.For the speed-test, an internet facing one doesnt make much sense as your speeds seem to be capped at 500mbits up/down. Instead using "netcat | pv" to get some file from a fast local machine might make sense.And about the mic volume, that is a #Linux thing! Normally there should be #alsa configs for every speaker so that 100% is okay. Changing the speaker volume generally is a hack and doesnt exist on Android, Windows or other OSes. It is simply there because of missing alsa configs. A laptop where the vendor made an alsa config that is preinstalled on distros would need 100% mic volume. (As far as I know)Otherwise really interesting benchmarks! The small file write speed is really important as that resembles regular desktop use, web browsing etc.

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