envycontrol VS asusctl

You're probably looking for envycontrol ... it will allow you to switch back and forth between integrated/hybrid/dedicated-only graphics as needed. I used this on my 2023 Legion Slim 5 and it made a huge difference in power consumption. Now I only enable dedicated if I need it for something specific, which is rare for me. Computer generally sips between 16w-20w doing basic browsing tasks, with no other optimizations performed (this is on Fedora Silverblue)

Install EnvyControl, which is a useful package that can offload applications to the integrated GPU and turn off the dedicated Nvidia GPU. This will add a few hours at least to your battery life. Distro-specific instructions: https://github.com/bayasdev/envycontrol

Check out this video. https://youtu.be/Pn2iUgW3l6w . It's how I setup my graphics card. You could also use envy control https://github.com/bayasdev/envycontrol.

Now, it's much easier to enable the Fusion repository and Envycontrol makes it as easy as Ubuntu to switch GPUs! I also use DisplayLink for additional monitors and there is now a 3rd party rpm for that.

use envycontrol

I thus played a bit with https://github.com/bayasdev/envycontrol which is listed on the archwiiki, the problem is that now, even when selecting the "nvidia" mode and even when going back to "discret graphics" in the bios I'm encountering bugs I didn't have before, mainly SDDM being really zoomed, i3 borders being HUGE (while the rest is normal, I didn't change my config so it's likely not a DPI problem there), glitches when I first login with polybar duplicating itself and the wallpaper being broken, requiring to refresh i3 to have those 2 things fixes, picom animations are also super glitchy.

Similar to FlexiCharger, but some ASUS devices seem to use ITE keyboards. Never say never, but it might need forks. And honestly, it would be better to just wait, it seems like your bug is already being taken care of: https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/asusctl/-/issues/278 Since it refers to the 2022 version and you already have the latest iteration, we can only speculate, whether it is the same keyboard or not. Feel free to open another issue there and share your systeminfos with the development team. :-)

If it is Asus laptop (like mine) use this

Have you tried supergfxctl or asusctl?

Also don't forget to set up https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/asusctl

im trying to get this program to work on my fedora 37 system called asusctl but i dont know how to build it since im new to linux i wish if any of you could guide me step by step of how to build the program that would be a great introduction to building and compile software i guess

You may be running with performance on all the time. If I were you I'd probably add this COPR to install asusctl and see what my CPU performance is. I'd see how it does in Balanced.

asusctl build from source

Program for asus this will give you terminal/GUI like armoury crate so yaa you can use same, It works for my asus TUF A15.

It seems they are against it.