stuttering issue with shaders on linux
things I've noted
- this doesn't happen on windows
- it only stutters when loading or generating chunks
- my gpu usage drops as I load or generate chunks (as seen in the video)
- happens on every shader
- doesn't happen when I have shaders off
- also happens with optifine but to a lesser extent
- also happens when I don't record
- same thing happened on my previous installation of arch from early this year
- has happened on both dwm and kde plasma with x11 (haven't tried it with wayland or any other de/wm)
specs and game configuration
ryzen 7 5700x, rtx 3070, 2x16gb ddr4 3600mhz cl18, and a 2tb kingston nv2
16 chunks render, 12 sim fancy graphics and 75 fov 4gb ram allocated with minimal mods (ie sodium iris and fabric api)
I am on the latest open source nvidia 560.35.03 driver using arch linux with the stock kernel in a dualboot with windows 11
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Solution
Try disabling
Use No Error Context option in Video > Advance tab.fyi base sodium + iris do not require fabric api to function on the fabric mod loader
gotcha
-# also feel bad for you using an NV2 drive, better hope it stays alive for another year or two before the inevitable death
this seems to have fixed it, I appreciate the quick response
:haha_yes:
Issue was very much exclusively on Linux so, the answer is pretty certain, except for very small edge-cases (can be found in #iris-issues, most of them are AMD cards instead).
Yikes, 640 TBW when the competition rates at 1200 TBW or higher for similar capacity.
:harold:
I mean I've had my nv2 since february last year and it's still going strong
Assuming you don't do super heavy workload like I do, you should be good for another 2 to 2 and a half years.
It's a bad value, low quality m.2 drive so many fall for unfortunately
Would not be surprised if there were a QLC variant around as well
oh wait a minute, there is
yeah I kinda just looked at the cheapest 2tb nvme ssd I could get at the time and got the nv2
that was also around the time I was still learning about computers
Want me to send you the spreadsheet I always refer to?
sure
Tools like CrystalDiskInfo can help you keep your drives in-check.
last time I checked it was at 98% health
More like help you monitor the drive health.
in crystaldisk
which was around a month ago more or less
98% after a year of use sounds pretty moderate.
yeah
right now is the fullest it's ever been
having only around 500gb left on it
Mine isn't that good either it seems...
:harold:
>sata
My PC doesn't have NVMe slots to begin with.
unheard of by today's standards, must be ancient technology
My brother's B550 motherboard does.
My other drive could've been SAS.
:linus:
Is there an official website?
+:this:
Failed reaction.
:harold:
CDI and CDM are both worth running
:pixelheart:
Thanks