Went to Linux on my desktop PC after playing on the Steam Deck.
Performance wise I'm really impressed, but I did undervolt on Windows, and it gets really hot on Linux.
I have an Alienware Aurora R10 Ryzen Edition.
RTX 3080
Ryzen 5800X
1000W Power Supply and with an AIO cooler for the processor.
Distro: KDE Neon 22.04
Red: Processor temp with usage
Green: Nvidia temp
linux issue they will try to blame it on nvidia though
>Alienware Aurora R10
I found your issue
Is my 850W psu too small for my 3090 and 5800x? Haven't had any problems but now I'm paranoid
Yep I know. Bought when graphics cards were awful difficult to find.
>but I did undervolt on Windows, and it gets really hot on Linux.
Just do undervolt on Linux then. And I can't say if any of you components are hot. For CPU's it's ok to run at 80 degrees, and for GPU everything under 74 degree is ok
GreenWithEnvy doesnt allow undervolt. You can change power limit and clock speed, but it's not the same.
> Linux for gaems
>I have an Alienware Aurora R10 Ryzen Edition.
there has been no point in time where this was a reasonable purchase.
GreenWithEnvy doesn't support any Nvidia GPUs after the 10 series
sucks
No graphics cards in the market?
What
I'm mean the undervolting part isn't supported.
Ah yes. That is correct.
KDE ain’t a distro..
KDE Neon is
There has never been a point of no cards, just expensive ones.
And an expensive actual third party gpu with a real computer is still a better use of money.
>inferior power supply, motherboard, ram, cpu cooler, storage, case, and graphics card
>just so you can "save" $300
you scored big, good shit
No, it isn't.
>undervolting
>linux
lol
That's possible if you own GPU from normal manufacturer