…You end up dealing with random stutters while playing the game for the first thirty minutes after a major driver update, even when it was working perfectly and running smoothly the night…
…All updates to WSL are also pushed through that same channel, so you don't need to choose between a dodgy major Windows update and getting the latest WSL fixes and features…
…New driver updates always force the GPU to recompile shaders for the games you play, and Auto Shader Compilation tries to fix that by running the recompilation process while the PC is…
…There's a lot of sentiment among hardcore Linux users that the experience is mainstream-ready, and it's simply not. A Windows user who hits a framerate problem updates their GPU…
…And that's a problem, at least on Windows-based handhelds, because these semi-custom APUs get driver updates once in a blue moon, and the PC gaming community is used to…
…It splits the difference in performance between the much more expensive $1000+ GPUs and the lower-end $400-500 GPUs nicely, but at $250+ over its MSRP, it's a bridge too…
…AMD users have reported dealing with random TPM stutter regressions resurfacing in newer builds, Intel systems have run into bizarre scheduler inconsistencies after cumulative updates, and Nvidia users are still getting caught…
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