I started combing through dmesg and journalctl. I had run updates a few times over the week but I was also using btrfs snapshots, so I booted back into one of the snapshots and tried again. I tried lowering graphics settings, lowering resolution to 720p, nothing helped. I tried everything to make it run smoothly again just like it did a little over a week before. And much to my surprise this was now running terribly at 20, 15, or even 10 FPS! So I went back to the old local KOTH test again with bots. As soon as I joined a public server, I was getting only 30 FPS with many dips even lower. Afterwards I moved the laptop from the living room TV to a desk to play a little TF2. So last Friday night we got done with a 4 player session of Zomboid - that again felt great and responsive for all 4 players. FPS takes a hit on split-screen especially if zoomed out but it still felt great to play, nice and smooth and responsive staying mostly in the range of 40~60 FPS maybe with the occasional 30. My friends/family have been having 3 and 4 player split-screen sessions of Zomboid and this thing was handling it great. This was a little over a week ago and have been playing L4D2 and Zomboid on it since. It was a solid 59-60 FPS - locked to the refresh rate because of the hybrid graphics setup.
Tiny player tf2 map 1080p#
I ran TF2 immediately but didn't join a public game, I just set all the settings to high and 1080p and loaded a local KOTH map and 2 full teams of bots to run around and check the FPS. I got Arch installed and installed Superposition benchmark, Steam, TF2, Left 4 Dead 2, Project Zomboid. It arrived, I shrunk the Win11 that was on it to the max - only left it a 30 GB partition - I'm only keeping it in case it's necessary for a firmware or bios update. I bought a used Lenovo Legion Y520 specifically because it had AMD Radeon hybrid graphics and I had already seen this work brilliantly on Arch Linux on an Acer Nitro.
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