I have also noticed that, while the computer’s hardware should be more than good enough for certain games, there’s a huge loss of performance (for instance, whether I run Skyrim via Proton, or using Lutris (unless I’m not doing it properly, which is entirely possible) on ‘high’ graphics settings, there’s too much stutter for it to be playable). However, I do not remember whether I really do have dual graphics cards on this particular laptop (been out of use for a while). I know my (dual?) graphics card(s) should be sufficient for this to be avoided. When streaming video (whether Youtube or Netflix), there is a consistent and constant micro-stutter which makes it nearly unwatchable (this doesn’t occur for the audio, but does for the video). I would like to ask the community for help dealing with one of these issues which I have not yet managed to resolve (apparently a common problem, but that has resulted in making it even harder to find a hardware-specific solution). I only have 3-4 issues left to sort out before the user experience will make it worthwhile to use the computer regularly. Mobo: Dell model: 01WM1Y v: A00 serial: N/AĬPU: Quad core AMD FX-9800P RADEON R7 12 COMPUTE CORES 4C+8G (-MCP-)įlags: (lm nx sse sse2 sse3 sse4_1 sse4_2 sse4a ssse3 svm) bmips: 21557Ĭlock speeds: max: 2700 MHz 1: 2902 MHz 2: 2890 MHz 3: 2893 MHz Machine: Device: laptop System: Dell product: Inspiron 5565 v: 1.1.1 serial: N/A I recently replaced Windows 10 on one of my laptops with Ubuntu 18.04.01 (other than the bootable USB with Deepin, that’s all I had lying around at the time). While I’m not an entirely new user of Linux, I am still inexperienced and new enough that I should be treated as a normie as much as possible (please).
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