#asus hell with Gentoo
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and it's not just gentoo but other linux distros too, no linux os was a good experience on it
i had this laptop for maybe 6+ months i got it early 2024, it's been a nightmare
Have you tried a 6.12 kernel?
Yeah no luck
....let's try
Are you sure that isn't a ram fault?
Or for example, a graphic card issue
There is a lot of things that could be wrong
Could you post the output of dmesg?
I have the same model laptop it works great
6c/12t is an overstatement when building packages however
you'll likely need to use -j2 to -j4 build jobs max due to thermal limits
mine can play wow on that big screen with wine-proton
the dgpu is limited by 4gb of vram however if your gentle with it it works for me
As I said in the post above I’m not running gentoo atm I’m on windows I’d have to reinstall
my cpu is amd ryzen 5
right mine is an i5 11400h
Sounds like gpu issue. Wrong drivers or missing drivers. Im guessing its nvidia card?
Ok… on laptops can be tricky. What i do is disable igpu and just use dedicated
Its always worked better for me but of course your battery lifr takes a hit
I dont care tho. Just easier to setup…
On my msi i can disable igpu thru its software and when i boot into linux it will save settings. Wont see my igpu
Some laptops have the setting in bios
idk another way to do so tbh
ASUS includes the IGFX/iGPU Multi-Monitor feature that lets you utilize the onboard video ports even when using a discrete GPU.
To manage integrated graphics settings, access your ASUS BIOS and navigate to NB/SA Configuration (depending on the AMD/Intel motherboard). Here, you should find the IGFX/iGPU Multi-Monitor option along with its related settings.
right it's intel