SabreSeb

Hi everyone, I bought this phone second-hand a few months ago and I'm super satisfied with it. However, I just realized after reading a post about the HyperOS 3 update for this phone, that I'm on a super old firmware version.

I checked the IMEI and it says "International Version".

I tried to update it from the updater, but it fails to find any update. Things I tried:

1. Change region to US/Italy/Armenia/Azerbaijan
2. Clear cache/data/updates from the Updater app
3. Download correct recovery ROM directly and update in the Updater app

The last one always fails to verify the update. Even if I try the exact version of the ROM I'm currently on (which is 1.0.12.0.UNREUXM) it fails.

Did anyone

I traced my buffering issues down to the IPv6 standard. With IPv6 enabled in the Windows network adapter configuration, my YouTube loading speed are capped at 10Mbps, which leads to buffering in 1440p and 4K videos. As soon as I disable IPv6 and use only IPv4, my speeds go to >100Mbps.
I'm on a 1000 down, 50 up connection, and using a Ryzen 5600, Windows 10 system connected to a AVM Fritzbox 6591 cable modem/router via Ethernet.

https://imgur.com/a/dAe3KJE

What I'd like to figure out is what is the cause of the issue. Is this a YouTube issue, a ISP issue, or a issue on my end (i.e. router, cable, Windows, browser, etc.). Does anyone have similar issues with IPv6? Is there a way to kee

My System:
R3 3300X
RX 6800
16GB 3200MHz RAM

Due to the atrocious performance in OpenGL on Windows I tried setting up Yuzu on Linux.
I'm currently running Kubuntu 20.10, the newest mainline Yuzu appimage, Mesa OpenGL 20.3.4 (kisak-mesa). The emulator in general is running really well. Vulkan crashes after a while for some reason, but OpenGL is buttery smooth without crashes (so far).
However, there are some weird graphical issues that are not present in Vulkan, namely weird stripes on all character models, see this screenshot.

Has anyone experienced a similar issue and knows how to fix it?

My settings: https://imgur.com/a/MRacJDS

Full Gamer's Nexus video

Fortnite Results

They tested with RTX, where they got 40FPS, and without RTX where they got 240FPS. At 240 FPS Reflex didn't improve latency at all. At 40 FPS with RTX, Reflex reduced input lag by 50%, but increasing FPS by disabling RTX reduced input lag by 80%.

So in summary, unless you are severely GPU limited and get low FPS, Nvidia Reflex won't improve your input lag.

It does decrease performance, but only by a few FPS, so you could disable it for ever so slightly better performance, but really it doesn't matter.