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RX 7600POP! OS paired with an RX 7600 leads to extremely slow startup and odd visual effects in CS:GO.

RX 7600POP! OS paired with an RX 7600 leads to extremely slow startup and odd visual effects in CS:GO.

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AhmedBoudarza
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09-23-2023, 01:37 AM
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My system setup includes: Windows 10 (non ATLASOS), POP!_OS B450 ITX Aorus Wi-Fi (BIOS version 64a, latest), an 8-core Ryzen 1600 processor (overclocked to 3.9GHz but still experiencing issues at normal speeds), 2x32GB Patriot Viper Steel RAM (3400MHz, XMP profile 3600MHz, C18), a Gigabyte GTX 960 (2GB), Sapphire RX 7600 Crucial P2 500GB (compatible with both Linux distributions), and a WD Green 240GB drive for Windows. The 5400RPM Antec NE550 with 550W efficiency (80+ Bronze). Load times are problematic: it’s nearly the fastest on the server, but with proprietary NVIDIA drivers and a 2GB GTX 960 on Linux, performance was only average in Windows 10. I upgraded to a better GPU for Linux, which improved load times significantly.

I tried several solutions: updated Mesa drivers (though they claim no support) and used the Steam Gaming mode with specific settings. The issue seems related to openGL on Linux versus DirectX in Windows, especially noticeable with enemies being harder to see. I also installed Flatpak for Steam, which helped.

Regarding load times, I noticed they’re now around 3-5 minutes. What I attempted: changed drivers, used a different gaming mode, and adjusted settings. I’m not sure if I made any mistakes. Could you confirm? Also, the RX 7600 appears to be slow in CSGO, possibly due to openGL differences between Linux and Windows. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!
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AhmedBoudarza
09-23-2023, 01:37 AM #1

Here’s a revised version of your text:

My system setup includes: Windows 10 (non ATLASOS), POP!_OS B450 ITX Aorus Wi-Fi (BIOS version 64a, latest), an 8-core Ryzen 1600 processor (overclocked to 3.9GHz but still experiencing issues at normal speeds), 2x32GB Patriot Viper Steel RAM (3400MHz, XMP profile 3600MHz, C18), a Gigabyte GTX 960 (2GB), Sapphire RX 7600 Crucial P2 500GB (compatible with both Linux distributions), and a WD Green 240GB drive for Windows. The 5400RPM Antec NE550 with 550W efficiency (80+ Bronze). Load times are problematic: it’s nearly the fastest on the server, but with proprietary NVIDIA drivers and a 2GB GTX 960 on Linux, performance was only average in Windows 10. I upgraded to a better GPU for Linux, which improved load times significantly.

I tried several solutions: updated Mesa drivers (though they claim no support) and used the Steam Gaming mode with specific settings. The issue seems related to openGL on Linux versus DirectX in Windows, especially noticeable with enemies being harder to see. I also installed Flatpak for Steam, which helped.

Regarding load times, I noticed they’re now around 3-5 minutes. What I attempted: changed drivers, used a different gaming mode, and adjusted settings. I’m not sure if I made any mistakes. Could you confirm? Also, the RX 7600 appears to be slow in CSGO, possibly due to openGL differences between Linux and Windows. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

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