Where's screenshot?

Why no bp bracket?

I like to have cake and also eat it so my solution to minimal interruption for backups is to make a snapshot/shadow copy and have that compressed to the maximum by a background process/thread.
Worst case my backup is already a few seconds to minutes old when created.


Linux solves this. 8 ...

Absolutely, the OS should never crash. I’ve essentially never seen crashes with the Linux kernel. If one does occur, something has to go, either the hardware or the OS. :P

OP, you were most likely sold old stock that is prone to the permanent defect described above. It’s unfortunate that a vendor ...

Your CPU belongs to the Raptor Lake family, which has known issues that can lead to permanent hardware degradation under certain conditions. If you're experiencing frequent crashes, especially during gaming or high-load scenarios, your CPU may already be damaged. This is not an isolated case, it's a ...

This post is not about asking for sales or price reductions.

Currently, Factorio costs about $35 USD.
In the United States, this corresponds to roughly 2–3% of a minimum monthly wage.
In Brazil, the regional price represents approximately 7–8% of a minimum monthly wage.


So what you are ...

Your CPU belongs to the Raptor Lake family, which has known issues that can lead to permanent hardware degradation under certain conditions. If you're experiencing frequent crashes, especially during gaming or high-load scenarios, your CPU may already be damaged. This is not an isolated case, it's a ...

System uptime itself should not cause instability. However, based on your description, I can imagine that users of MS Windows often expect this.

Please test the RAM with Memtest86+ and the CPU with Prime95; the source of the instability may be elsewhere.

link7011 wrote: Thu Jan 01, 2026 3:24 am During the clearing of these nests sometimes the game hard crashes, causing chrome to freeze up, windows file explorer to restart and both my screens to go dark for a few seconds

This sounds just like a Nvidia GPU driver crashing and recovering. Check Windows Event Viewer, System tab.

I've been running Linux baremetal for many years. My last Windows I used on baremetal was 10, about 7 years ago. Since then, I have Libvirt VMs with Windows 7 running isolated financial software 24/7, but that's it.
Switching to pure Linux baremetal is doable :) Just try to run things daily on ...

So you are saying some or all experiences described here were on some kind of VM through Proxmox with GPU passthrough, not a baremetal Fedora KDE install? Sorry but I have not noticed that earlier, or I may have misunderstood you now, please help me understand.

Any idea about that message? Thank you!


This message is harmless, but it's indicating your CPU was very busy and Linux kernel could not do in time what it was planning to do. I often see that on my home server, which gets very CPU-heavy, but it should not happen on 5950X, to be honest.

You can ...

Your PC is very similar to mine indeed. I also have 5950X and Fractal case (Meshify 2 model) 😃 Before upgrading to Meshify, I had Fractal Design R5.

That nvidia-smi output, it is while performance already dropped? At any point, did your GPU VRAM bot filled completely?
Please have terminal opened ...

Can you share nvidia-smi result but with Factorio running? The one you shared doesn't list Factorio on the list of processes utilizing GPU memory.
Do you run the game directly, or through Steam?

Please also test GPU under stress, I recommend Furmark. See if temps are OK under heavy load. Maybe the ...

I play on Fedora 43 KDE, and it works perfectly well for me. But I do have a Radeon 6800XT card, not Nvidia.
So Fedora KDE + Wayland + Radeon works well.
But in your case, Fedora KDE + Wayland + Nvidia doesn't work well.
The problem may be with Nvidia driver under specific conditions (KDE 6 ...

Have you checked filesystem? Do a fsck pass.
And dmesg output for any I/O errors?

Great. I hope that will close the matter for good.

Inserter should not be removed just like that. It is cheap, uses less electricity, has many valid use cases, dispite better devices available later on.
If you don't like it, just don't use it.

You really had to design your own software licence to release a free mod to a computer game?
I doubt users will find this encouraging.

Your CPU belongs to the Raptor Lake family, which has known issues that can lead to permanent hardware degradation under certain conditions. If you're experiencing frequent crashes, especially during gaming or high-load scenarios, your CPU may already be damaged. This is not an isolated case, it's a ...

Without being able to investigate further my first guess would be what ever desktop shell you're using is broken and causing the issue. Factorio doesn't do anything different when "alt-tabbed" vs not.


That would match typical Manjaro experience. It's a rolling distro, with many things being ...