*alienware pro headphones(currently not working shocking feeling and popping/crackling and high pitched and making headphones hot at low volume)*
razer balisk 35k v3
alienware keyboard
Does anyone know why i can provide more material if needed.
I moved from windows 11 to endavorOS(arch linux based) had some issues with monitor aliasing/blur/pixelated/grey and barely any color fixed when i changed the config and made it output full rgb and switched to x11 from wayland and switched from kwin(was causing slow/low framerate issues) to picom made it alot better disabled kwin. but now over time the issues are getting worse and worse at the start it was barely noticible went to oh just frame spikes then oh its freezing for 2-7 seconds and then it got annoying i dont know why ive tried online and i cant find anything on it i can and will provide more material if asked. i do not want to swtich back to windows 11 i like linux WAY more more privacyfocused and customizible can anyone help me plz?
Arch (and Arch based) is the Pinnacle of Linux. It’s the distro for the ultra Linux nerd or guru.
…but with Nvidia you will have to do a bunch of backend work in Arch to get going
It turns out all you need to do to achieve pinnacle “nerd guru” status, is select the Nvidia boot option from the EndeavourOS live ISO boot menu
I’m sure that poster means well. Perhaps they’ve not tried EndeavourOS
Anyway, back to the issue. I’d suggest if you can, monitoring while running Roblox, to see what processes are consuming resources. Ideally you’d have this up on a separate monitor, so you can see it in real-time.
The tools I’d suggest for this are htop and iotop.
htop will let you monitor per process CPU and memory usage. iotop will let you monitor per process disk read/writes.
Hopefully, when the freezes happen, you’ll see a process pop to the top of the list that may provide some clues.
Oh I should also note, I couldn’t spot anything in your shared specs that raised any alarms for me.
it looks like cooler controld and xorg with “seat” in its name and for iotop it stays normal from before - after the skips but sometimes it shows “kworker”
your inxi output that it lists both kwin_x11 and Picom as active compositors.
Unless I’m mistaken, running Picom on top of KDE (which already uses KWin) usually causes massive stuttering/lag in games because they fight over the screen refresh. Have you tried killing Picom to see if the skipping stops?
Regards, Aditya
