Everything is working now. Crisis averted anons. Migrating everything is going to be a pain in the ass.

>>1039045 >winblows

>>1039054 This is a board about gaming, anon.

>>1039045 >AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Heard it's good at emulation, should pirate some games and report performance. May buy 9800X3D too, my CPU's getting old.

>>1039074 Buy it, this is AMD'S Zen 2 moment a generation early. I'd buy it over a 12900k, unless price is a factor.

>>1038933 I use nobara sometimes.

>>1038743 >installing a new file manager is debloating ok. OR i could just keep using windows 10 ltsc. thanks for trying to help i guess.

>>1039142 I use nobara as my main system. But it's not something I'd recommend to someone new to linux. It regularly has issues that you need to go to the reddit to see how to fix with its updater every few months. For someone that knows how to use linux nobara is pretty good since it ships with basically all the software you would need and none of the bullshit you don't, alongside all the little retarded fedora tweaks you would need to do. But for someone's first experience with linux you want it to be as stable and retard proof as possible. It's also generally important for distros to be ran by actual companies and a lot of people so the project doesn't just suddenly die. Nobara is a bit unique since it's ran by a fedora employee and is basically just fedora with some tweaks, but even then it faces the same issue that if one guy fucks off the entire thing shits itself and you need to hop to a new distro. Mint is working to move to a debian base and seems to have a promising future. It's easier to recommend for those reasons despite cinnamon being a shitty DE.

>>1039288 >>1039142 >Nobara <Instead of CachyOS

>>1039298 Seems alright, but I generally steer away from arch shit. Using the system developed by the guy who develops proton-ge feels like it produces a more reliable gaming experience. It also looks like it has that obnoxious gamery aesthetic to it. Nobara is basically as clean as it can get.

>>1039288 As a certified retard I'd like to interject for a moment. >switched from win7 to nobara over a year ago >barely know anything about linux >only major fuck ups since then were <being new and constantly switching login manager, between updates something shat itself Had to look up how to un-/reinstall the doohickey from that rescue terminal thingedybob. <KDE shat itself between updates, login resulted in blackscreen Had to look up how to delete KDE's cache from the terminal. And that's pretty much it, so far. Thank you for attending my anecdotal TARD Talk.

>>1039418 The issues Nobara has had are relatively minor in terms of their fixes, and it is borderline a very easy recommendation for someone that is competent with basic tinkering. But even though the fixes are almost always just a single copy pasted command, it's pretty off-putting that they aren't really posted to the site and instead need to found on reddit or a discord server.

>>1039341 >I generally steer away from arch shit. Why? It's nice being able to install packages from the AUR when shit's broke or missing drivers.

>>1039424 Because I don't want to sit around reading PKGBUILD files to see if I'm installing malware, and Arch uses the AUR as a crutch to have access to basic software that other distros have in their repos. Also I've never gotten full disk encryption to work properly on Arch when installing manually and it pissed me off, doubly so since the officially supported Arch guided install command is always completely fucking broken. Fedora and debian tend to almost always have actual official packages built for them by the developers. But it's all a personal preference, I've had a lot of annoying experiences with Arch and very little with Fedora. Therefore I use Fedora. If I had some vital need for software only available in the AUR I'd probably start leaning towards Arch, but I don't.

TSMC is being sued for race and citizenship discrimination because they favor Taiwanese over Amerimutts.

>>1039553 Prosecutor will lose because taiwanese workers do 12 hour shifts for $8/hr.

How do I fix an internet connection issue with a brand new MSI codex computer? The internet signal won't stay stable even after downloading all the updates & restarting the router. Could it be the provided wifi antenna isn't strong enough? I have to keep the router on the first floor of the house because of it's connection so it could just be a bad signal.

>>1039863 >wifi There's a million variables for shitty wifi. Find a way to plug in ethernet.

>>1039864 Physically can't with the router being on the first floor of the house & has to be there.

>>1039868 I'd rather have cables running all through my house than use wifi. It's possible you can find a better wifi solution, if you can't then consider trying powerline ethernet, but that probably comes with its own issues and high latency.

>>1039868 >drill hole >put cable through hole whoah

Another question, how do I turn off RGB on my keyboard & mouse for good? >>1039919 I don't think you quite understand what you're asking for.

>>1039993 >I don't think you quite understand what you're asking for. Whats the problem with that? Its a perfectly reasonable solution.

>>1040012 There's no way to feed an cable downstairs already. Much less through the walls where that'd be even more complicated.

>>1039993 >Another question, how do I turn off RGB on my keyboard & mouse for good? Depends on the keyboard and mouse, as well as the operating system.

>>1039993 Can you thread an RJ45 crossover cable anon? You can easily buy 100y or bigger spools of raw cable you could use to make a big enough Ethernet cable.

>>1040026 how about I drill your hole, anon? would you like that? hm? Me coming over with my fancy japanese hole-drillin' toys? I'd drill your damn hole SO fuckin good. I'd even make sure to suck up all the debris You could just watch, reach around and hand me the cable. Not gonna lie, after my cable passed through your hole I'd even pump a sticky load of silicone in there. No charge.

>>1040058 >>1040105 Well I may not need to do any drilling or cablefishing. The issue MAY have just been as simple as the nuts on the male antenna bolts being loose. They tightened them up & it worked fine. Even was able to download a full game no issue.

>>1040107 And that didn't work after all. Worked fine at the store. Doesn't wanna work at home. So it's gotta be the router & somehow I can get a better signal on my dying computer than I can with the new one.

>>1040167 Did you look for a motherboard bios update?

>>1040196 No. Downloaded all the updates it showed yesterday.

All I can say at this point is don't buy MSI computers.

>>1040428 You can try just buying a USB wifi adapter if you really need a solution.

>>1040429 See the problem all has to do with the wifi & I decided to set it up right next to the router to test the connection. I go in & it won't even connect. Finally just now I try again & it tells me to reenter the password. Now all of a sudden it works. I'll just have to watch it to see if it stays connected now.

>>1040428 What's your wifi chip? AX200 Intel has shit tier bluetooth, idk about internet.

>>1040470 Qualcomm FastConnect 7800 Wi-Fi 7 High Band Simultaneous (HBS) Network Adapter. It's built onto the motherboard itself. I was able to sustain a connection for about 2 hours now after restarting the router. Have to test it upstairs away from the router next to see if that fixed the connection or proved I need to get a better range with a better router or an extra adapter. Internal or usb.