(SOLVED) games running slower than a powerpoint slide, any ideas?

[donnerkebab1730]

all install now am rebooting

 

[donnerkebab1730]

I can't find the file you downloaded, I must have missed an option. Just download the deb from here and then try installing it.

i installed and its still not working

 

[donnerkebab1730]

i installed and its still not working

any other ideas

 

[f33dm3bits]

Remove the package again since it isn't working, I have never tried out MX Linux but I did come across this forum post. There the advice is given to enable the AHS(Advanced Hardware Repo) and install the drivers from there, since AMD drivers are part of the kernel and mesa maybe there is a special kernel there or something else that you could install for graphics. I would look in that repo to see if you can install something from there, if not I would create a topic on the official MX Linux forums. Is your system updated and running the most recent kernel?

 

[donnerkebab1730]

Remove the package again since it isn't working, I have never tried out MX Linux but I did come across this forum post. There the advice is given to enable the AHS(Advanced Hardware Repo) and install the drivers from there, since AMD drivers are part of the kernel and mesa maybe there is a special kernel there or something else that you could install for graphics. I would look in that repo to see if you can install something from there, if not I would create a topic on the official MX Linux forums. Is your system updated and running the most recent kernel?

yep my system is up to date,just in case the kernel isnt, what is a way to check the kernel update version

 

[KGIII]

what is a way to check the kernel update version

If you want to find your current kernel version, see here:

How To: Find Out Which Kernel Version You're Using • Linux Tips

The Linux kernel's progress is marked by versioning, and this article tells you how to find out which kernel version you're using.

linux-tips.us

You can also run this in your terminal:

uname -mrs

 

[donnerkebab1730]

Remove the package again since it isn't working, I have never tried out MX Linux but I did come across this forum post. There the advice is given to enable the AHS(Advanced Hardware Repo) and install the drivers from there, since AMD drivers are part of the kernel and mesa maybe there is a special kernel there or something else that you could install for graphics. I would look in that repo to see if you can install something from there, if not I would create a topic on the official MX Linux forums. Is your system updated and running the most recent kernel?

i figured it out, turns out i just needed to change from nomodeset to amdgpu.dc=0, thanks a lot though