Let's hope it doesn't get destroyed by idiots.
Considering it is free to use, with streaming, voice/video calling , it surprises me that the enshitification didn't start earlier.
Wasn't Playonlinux for the longest time the easiest option to run games under linux?
Well at least they are slighty more open to open source software since it make them money.
Thank you for your time, yes I have updated my Z97-DS3H to the F7 uefi/bios. The last one that was ever released.
These are the results of the smart test I couleur complete.
I found something suspicious, with a ridiculous amount of logs.
I used Gsmartcontrol to do a smart test but both my storage devices got through them with no errors, but I can't get Seatools or Memtest to work on an bootable usb so I am kind of limited in what I can test right now.
Thank you for your response, I doubt my case can be solved by plain Debian since the same problemen happend under Fedora and Pop OS. The only difference was that I got this error message with Pop OS.
Thank you for your response. I don't think it is heat. The systeme in total is at 29°c and my cpu, under stress test, highest recordeded temp is 83°c (not great but it shouldn't destroy the cpu). I will try reseating my sata cables and ram.
Sorry if it was not clear, I was talking about my ram. I have 32gb of ddr3 ram that shows slightly more than 32gb in UEFI and 31.19gb in the os.
I do not know if this aides with diagnosis while I try to get the bootable usb to work (my pc doesn't recognise the program when I boot from the usb). But in bios my ram is detected 32gb but in the os it is detected as 31.19gb.
Thank you so much for your fast response. I can't find any bios option for testing so I will have to do it with external software. Should I only test the boot drive or also the storage drive?
I am pretty sure I pissed of some eldritch deity because I have been chasing this laggy feeling I had with my pc for 2 months.
But in the past few days my desktop was getting very slow during installationand general use. At the same time my HDD activity indicator would be on all the time. Turning off the pc would shut it down and a few seconds later restart.
So I switched out Fedora for Pop OS and everything went fine for half a day and the problemen came back again.
When turning off the pc, right now, I got what you see in the picture.
So I would like to ask do I need to hire an exorcist or is hardware borked in someway?
Any help would be greatly appreciatie, so I would like to thank anyone even willing to look at my post.
EDIT: Well for anyone still interested, apparently it was something in the 6.5 series kernals that made my pc behave weird because with 6.6 kernal all of the problems vanished. I want to thank everyone again for all the suggestion and help diagnosing my problem.
Let's hope Europe stars investigating Google as a gatekeeper. That seemed to work miracles on Apple.
