thank you so much

the thing you said makes sense because the rips can’t be seen in an obs recording

It seems my comment didn’t send but I plugged the HDMI cable to another port on the monitor and it got rid of the big glitches, however a small portion of them still remains. My GPU seems to be connected correctly as well and these glitches are not present in Windows. I’m updating the OS as we speak I’ll see if anything changes

one more thing, for some reason after I installed the GPU it does this glitch thing yes. I tried rebooting

yes it’s installed, also is there a program I can use to configure? Something like NVIDIA control panel but for AMD

it’s installed

I’ll probably go for 6600, I found one for very cheap

isn’t the RX 580 significantly worse than RX 6600?

I guess spider-man miles morales would be the newest game I would play. I usually play older games.

I’ve decided to buy AMD but which one do I buy? I found a few used RX 6600 and RX 5700. Some of them have XT after them, and I don’t know what that means.

a question i have: I use pop!_OS and I installed it using the Nvidia ISO, will there be a problem if I switch to an AMD GPU?

LMAOOO

this reminds me how people were calling Gumball’s sister “Anna Yeast”

im gonna post a reversed version of this im really curious what’ll happen

idk what you want theb, disabling it is pretty much the same as completely removing it. It simply doesn’t do anything. Doesn’t send data no nothing

hint: the wrong one is Windows.

cool bot.

couldn’t find anything in particular, there are just pages and pages of logs. My only solution is to restart the audio services everytime I boot in.

my electricity got cut off for like 10 hours and after it came back, it fixed itself. It still does it after every restart so I run systemctl --user restart pipewire.service and it fixes itself

yes, but when I go to start the service this is what it outputs: Failed to start pipewire.service: Unit pipewire.service not found.