I must be doing something wrong. On my old i5 6200u Laptop with 8 gigs of RAM fedora kde takes ages to boot and system operation is definitely more sluggish than Windows 10 used to be.
Are you using an SSD? That does make a pretty big difference.
Also, make sure you are setup to use proprietary firmware. IDK if fedora does that by default. For my laptop I was running without it for a bit and things were definitely a bit sluggish. I had to add some modprobe settings for the i915 (intel video card) driver.
Also, make sure you are setup to use proprietary firmware. IDK if fedora does that by default. For my laptop I was running without it for a bit and things were definitely a bit sluggish. I had to add some modprobe settings for the i915 (intel video card) driver.
For your CPU it'd look something like this
(might be guc=3)You'll need to make sure you have the linux-firmware package installed.
(Some googling suggest fedora isn't doing this for you).
Here's an arch wiki entry about it with a bunch of extra diagnostics commands.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Intel_graphics
Here's a gist that also covers fedora
https://gist.github.com/Brainiarc7/aa43570f512906e882ad6cdd8...