Balancing Linux for Optimal Performance

I've wanted to do a video on the ins and outs of Balancing your PC, more specifically your LINUX PC. The idea is to get all the devices on your machine working together so your machine runs as its optimal performance. Of course balancing is just the beginning, there is much much more you can do to "Tune" your Linux machine to really dial it in.

I like to think of this stage as finding out, you have a problem, and some simple, quick things you can do to address it.

I wanted to cover Upgrades more, but that will need to wait for now. Consider this Primer in how to tool up to find issues you probably didn't know you had, and some easy things you can do to fix it.

AI again for the thumbnail, I really think the old Tux Linux Logo needs a reboot, so I worked on one, well two actually, one in blue and one in yellow. Where's the PC? as you know when you are having performance issues...it went to the trash...oops I mean recycling...I think some PC's trying learning to fly after being launched out a window.

Contents 00:00 - Upgrade or Replace? 00:22 - Quote 00:50 - Latency 01:18 - Which Components can you upgrade? 01:50 - Parts, Parts... 02:45 - Triangle 04:06 - Install tunded 06:03 - Balanced Profile Heaven 07:53 - Marker 10 10:38 - Heaven - Latency 16:34 - Balancing Discussion 17:01 - GLMark2 Bench 19:30 - Heaven Benchmark

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#Balancing #CPU #GPU #Storage #Memory ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3chz0YpC6Nw