CachyOS Settings
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Alongside our optimized kernels and repositories, we also provide settings that further improve the desktop experience.
We also bundle in some helper scripts to for QoL improvements. All these configurations and scripts are under the cachyos-settings
package.
sysctl Tweaks
We provide a lot of sysctl tweaks that aims to improve overall desktop performance. Each sysctl entry is well documented
in the file 99-cachyos-settings.conf
To make changes to any of these values, copy the original entry and make a new file under /etc/sysctl.d/
for the modified value.
Modifying sysctl values
-
Take a look at the original value from
cachyos-settings
-
Make a new file in
/etc/sysctl.d
to make changes to the sysctl settings
udev Rules
- ZRAM Rules - Sets ZRAM swappiness to a more aggressive value so cache is more likely to swap to ZRAM
- HPET Permissions - Allows access to
rtc0
andhpet
device nodes by the audio group. - SATA Power Management - Sets power management policy of SATA devices to
max_performance
- I/O Scheduler Rules - Selects the optimal scheduler for each drive type (HDD, SSD, NVMe)
- hdparm Rules - Sets SATA and IDE HDDs to maximum performance
- NVIDIA RTD3 - Configures dynamic power management functionality for the Turing GPU generation. RTD3 does not work properly on Turing GPUs with the open modules
- CPU DMA Latency -
Allows access to the
cpu_dma_latency
device node by the audio group. - NTSync - Allows
ntsync
to be accessed by user-space applications
modprobe Options
- Forces AMDGPU driver on Southern Islands (GCN 1.0) and Sea Islands (GCN 2.0)
- Enable various tweaks for NVIDIA
- Blacklist watchdog modules
Helper Scripts
-
amdpstate-guided
- Sets theamd-pstate
scaling driver toguided
and switches the CPU governor toschedutil
-
cachyos-bugreport.sh
- Collects various logs frominxi
,dmesg
andjournalctl
to aid in troubleshooting -
game-performance
- Wrapper script forpowerprofilesctl
to switch to performance profile on-demand. See Power Profile Switching On Demand -
kerver
- QoL script to show information about the current kernel -
ksmctl
- Utility to enable merging same memory pages into one to decrease memory usage at the cost of some CPU overhead. Don’t expect huge savings -
ksmstats
- Shows general savings from Kernel Samepage Merging -
paste-cachyos
- Script to paste terminal output for text files from the system -
sbctl-batch-sign
- Helper script to easily sign kernel images and EFI binaries for secure boot and saves them to sbctl’s database -
topmem
- Shows RAM & swap & ksm stats of 10 processes in a descending order.
Other configurations
Memory Usage Tweaks
- THP Shrinker configuration (max_ptes_none = 409)
- Set maximum size to 50MB for the systemd journal
- ZRAM Generator - Sets ZRAM to the same size as RAM and use ZSTD for compression
Ananicy-cpp Rules
Network Modifications
- systemd-resolved as the default DNS Resolver for NetworkManager
RTC
- Increase highest requested RTC interrupt frequency to 3072
NTP QoL
- Preferred server set to Cloudflare
- Fallback servers > Google and Arch Linux
systemd Services Tweaks
- Timeout for starting a service/unit set to 15s
- Timeout for stopping a service/unit set to 10s
- Soft limit for opened file descriptors set to 2048
- Hard limit for opened file descriptors set to 2097152