MarissaOrloff

Instead of parcel banning use your region banning feature. As far as answering your question as to how no one here can answer that as we do not have all of the needed information. All anyone can do here is speculate, Fill out a ticket with LL.

Everything is fine here. Kubuntu 22.10 with Nvidia GPU. There was a Nvidia update for the generic Ubuntu kernels to 525.105.17. That would have caused an issue or two without a reboot.

What brand of router is it and what is the chipset of your ethernet card?

ctrl alt shift 4 That will remove all avatars in the region. Same sequence to bring them back.

Log files are done in Zulu (GMT/UTC) Example: 2023-01-25T02:20:04Z INFO # newview/llviewerdisplay.cpp(243) display_stats : FPS: 83.80 Current SLT/PST 18:20:04

Thank you Henri! Increasing RenderMaxNodeSize solved a major headache I was having with a highly detailed item.

When doing so make sure FS is not in the background yielding frames to other programs. See the photo below to set FS to always run at 100%. FS is only going to use one core so total CPU usage will not be 100% or even close to that with a 12700

How hot is the cpu getting? Dell is famous for putting $5 cpu coolers even on higher end machines so you are most likely thermal throttling. Use a program like HWiNfo or HWMonitor to check temperatures. I have a big feeling you are seeing temps in the 95c+ range so the computer is drastically reducing performance to save itself from burning up completely. Dell has also most likely dumped a very wide range of bloatware using valuable system resources. If its possible as Dell uses proprietary (as opposed to interchangeable off the shelf parts) to get a better cpu cooler. In some cases Dells coolers are fastened directly to the case as opposed to the industry standard way of using a back plate on the motherboard. That is a horrible design but keeps the computer inexpensive. Check with Dell directly to see if you have choices for a better cpu cooler if as what I suspect your cpu is getting too hot. However if you do see dust inside the machine buy a can of compressed airm take off the side panel and blow it out. Taking a look at Dell's website for that machine they did not put a picture of the inside of the machine which raises an eyebrow. See this review on Gamers Nexus though this is for a different Dell model but I assume build quality will be the same. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DMg6hUudHE

Don't buy an ARC GPU. They are seen as being absolutely horrendous across all review channels. So unless you have money to burn and just want to play with something new because you're bored don't buy it. Maybe their 2nd or 3rd gen will be better but for now they fall into Yugo territory.

C:\Users\WinLoginName\AppData\Roaming (you may need to enable hidden folders). Rename the Firestorm_x64 and/or Secondlife folder to Firestorm_x64.bak or Secondlife.bak This will reset the viewer to first install condition. Try from there to rule out bad or corrupt viewer settings.

What do you mean by "high usage"? That's important to know. High cpu, gpu, disk (which one), memory, process?

I'm getting the same. So just hurry up and wait and it will be fixed "soon".

If you can't find that setting quickly in the BIOS contact Dell for assistance with that. You can always try a support forum for example Linus Tech Tips https://linustechtips.com/

Does SL run when you are in Intel graphics mode? Do you know how to switch between internal and discrete graphics (it's either in the bios or a "control center package in windows)? Don't use Optimus mode (OS switching mode between Intel/NVidia). Chose either internal (intel) or discrete (NVidia).

I use this simple line for a ramdisk sudo mount -t tmpfs -o size=16384m tmpfs /mnt/ramdisk It doesn't save on reboot however but that can be a good thing keeping your cache fresh all the time.

This region has been sold (in lindens!).

Region selling is done strictly in Lindens and has been for quite some time now. See https://lindenlab.freshdesk.com/support/solutions/articles/31000153034-i-want-to-sell-or-buy-a-private-region-to-from-another-resident- That is probably to get around tax liability and to make a few $$$ on L$ sales.

Grandfathered region possibly looking to sell. Currently a 30k region. Billing date is the 8th of the month (Just recently paid). I'm looking to see what the market will bear right now. Of course if the number in the back of my head is offered I will sell asap. Buyer to pay all fees. Send me an instant message to (MarissaOrloff) if you are interested.

I have a 3080 and 5900x I use Firestorm in Linux which is a great compromise between features and performance. If you just want the best fps possible use Henri's Cool VL Viewer in Linux. It's a V1 style interface though but fully functional modern viewer. If you don't want to use Linux both viewers are available for Windows.

There isn't a routing issue on that trace it's just filtered once it goes to AWS and that is very common.

I just went there as well. The sim is running perfectly. What is your computers spec? CPU/GPU/Memory? That could very well be your issue. As far as for traces you cant use shouldn't use speedtest to test your connection to SL. It's not going over the same route as you are. You can't even use it to guesstimate be cause there are hundreds if not thousands of entry points to where you want to go. You need to do an actual traceroute (or better MTR (WinMTR run as administrator for Windows)) to the IP of your region. In your case that is simhost-0a9e7f9cdba4f953e.agni.secondlife.io But beware AWS filters traceroute and ping requests (as do other hops along the route) once it enters their network. You can find the IP of your region by going into Help > About Secondlife (firestorm, ect) and see your location of simhost-0a9e7f9cdba4f953e.agni you just need to add the domain secondlife.io This is a sample trace to your region from NYC. Blacked out is my ISP, Level3 is a backbone provider and after that it entering AWS. Below is showing that IP is definitely an AWS address. marissa@marissa-MS-7D53:~$ nslookup simhost-0a9e7f9cdba4f953e.agni.secondlife.io Server: 127.0.0.53 Address: 127.0.0.53#53 Non-authoritative answer: Name: simhost-0a9e7f9cdba4f953e.agni.secondlife.io Address: 52.43.86.7 marissa@marissa-MS-7D53:~$ nslookup 52.43.86.7 7.86.43.52.in-addr.arpa name = ec2-52-43-86-7.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com.

If you use Linux you can even add your own annoying watermark in the bottom right hand of the screen! https://github.com/MrGlockenspiel/activate-linux https://github.com/Lakr233/ActivateMac requires homebrew

You can always format the drive and put Windows 10 on it.

Well, I really can't see a Second Life client being written in RPG IV, Cobol or Fortran. Somehow I wonder if this thread is some type of Andy Kaufman-esque joke. Where you post something so over the top just to see who will bite.

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