I got a very good deal on a MI50 (basically a Radeon pro vii), does it perform as good as on windows?

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- GT 750 Ti + Nobara Linux

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Hey,

Sorry but I need help because I have been playing Turtle WoW on Steam with Proton, my system is Manjaro, and after updating my system some weeks ago it has been crashing pretty much after an hour or so of playing. I have no idea what the issue, and have even switched to a different kernel. This is my system info:

5.4.299-1-MANJARO
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-10700K CPU @ 3.80GHz
NVIDIA-SMI 580.82.09 Driver Version: 580.82.09 CUDA Version: 13.0
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080

I am using Steam with Proton 9.0-4

I have tried to collect logs, but because my whole computer freezes over, I have not been able to save the logs. PROTON_LOG=1 just closes with everything else. However, I have the logs from last week, if that helps:

Nov 03 16:00:36 sanctum kernel: block nvme0n1: No UUID available providing old NGUID
Nov 03 16:22:48 sanctum kernel: SGI XFS with ACLs, security attributes, realtime, scrub, repair, quota, no debug enabled
Nov 03 16:22:48 sanctum kernel: JFS: nTxBlock = 8192, nTxLock = 65536
Nov 03 16:22:48 sanctum kernel: raid6: skipped pq benchmark and selected avx2x4
Nov 03 16:22:48 sanctum kernel: raid6: using avx2x2 recovery algorithm
Nov 03 16:22:48 sanctum kernel: xor: automatically using best checksumming function avx
Nov 03 16:22:48 sanctum kernel: Btrfs loaded, crc32c=crc32c-intel, zoned=yes, fsverity=yes
Nov 03 17:24:21 sanctum kernel: block nvme0n1: No UUID available providing old NGUID

I might just reinstall everything and hope for the best, in which case please let me know a light distro that will let me play the old Oblivion, DS3, Turtle WoW, Skyrim and Elden Ring. Also Witcher 2.

Hey, So i use cachyos on x11 kde and i use gpu screen recorder's replay mod for minecraft clipping. But what i have noticed is that when i record the focused monitor, i get way higher fps then i does if i record focused window, The fps difference is actually quite big considering that its minecraft as my fps drops by like 50-60%, Now the biggest thing that ive noticed between both recordings is that the monitor recording generally gave artifacting and ghosting issues after rendering in TEKNOS blur but the clips recorded using focused window mode gave no such issue and infact were clean. So i just wanted to ask that whats really going on and is there any way to like attain focused window level quality with focused monitor mode.

Ok this is probably not the best place to ask but maybe you guys know of any other way to add that toggling feature without an addon

Except for some exceptions the best case scenario under Linux is that it is a tiny bit slower than Windows and things overall are a bit more complicated to set up. Some Games that require Kernel Level anti-Cheat are out (is that still the case?). So why did you switch anyway?

How can completely disable any sort of fps limiter in a game ?

I'm on CachyOS 6.17.7-3, Steam Table Client from 03 Oct and Proton Experimental official release.

Hardware is AMD R7 5800X3D with RX 6700XT.

I have set a dxvk.conf with dxgi.syncInterval = 0, dxgi.maxFrameRate = -1, d3d11/d3d9.syncInterval = 0.

Also tried launch options like PROTON_NO_NTSYNC=1, NO_ESYNC, FRAME_RATE and even NO_FSYNC but it tank the fps so I left it default.

Freesync has been disabled in display OSD settings. With all that, the game is still locked at 144fps, which is the display's refresh rate.

Have i missed something ?

I also tried to search internet but it only return how to limit fps.

The game in question is MMO Black Desert online and having higher fps give you a clear edge on others.

Your help is greatly appreciated !

It's been like this for a while now, the game updated and it looked like this, I tried to run it on Proton since cs2 is native to Linux, but without success. I tried to wait to see if Valve fixed it and well, it's been months since I played it, they haven't fixed it, I spoke to Steam support and they basically said they don't know and that I should ask the community for help. Can anyone help me?? My distro is Ubuntu

I'm playing on Steam with Proton Experimental.

• Kernel: 6.17.7-arch1-1
• DE: Plasma 6.5.2 [KF 6.19.0] [Qt 6.10.0] (wayland)
• CPU: AMD A8-5500 APU (4) @ 3.2GHz
• GPU: AMD ATI Radeon HD 7950/8950 / R9 280
• 24GB Ram

Yes, I'm fully aware that it's a potato rig, but I've run GTA V Legacy on this machine in Windows with no issues in the past.

Hello,

More gamers start to use Linux these days, and they miss the central philosophy of FOSS or DIY. User-friendly distros are great for beginners, but they shouldn't hinder learning linux progress.

I wanted to create a new easy-to-follow gaming guide, yet accessible to step into linux foundations.

While surveying online wikis, the best resouce I came across was FMHY's Linux Gaming List. Some links are outdated, and some projects like Envy Control may deserve more attention.

1. Do you see any gaps in gaming guides, which incentivize gamers to quickly ask a question? Any recommendations?
2. I invite you to contribute to FMHY's Linux Gaming list.

So I am playing on heroic launcher to play epic games games, not so long ago I tried playing a game and it had like 2 FPS, every game does this and I don't know how to fix it. I tried changing wine version, changing my drivers but nothing works. Can someone provide me help please ?

I know you can play Rust without the anti-cheat. However is it really worth it? Especially in EU? Since I have witnessed people cheating on anti-cheat enabled servers I'm guessing that servers without them are either non existant or just a breeding ground for cheaters. Does anyone have any experience with EAC disabled servers on Rust? Especially in the EU?

Ethereal Odyssey is a hand-drawn 2D metroidvania where dreams twist, memories echo, and every step reveals a truth.

Available for Linux and Steam Deck.

If you'd like to try it, you can do so on Steam (click “Request Access”): Link

Specs: 13700k and 3080

Id rather not use win11 but I’ve heard gaming on linux isn’t usually as good on nvidia gpu compared to amd. Is that still the case? I mostly play single player games. Usually smaller closer to indie then AAA type games.

My main experience with Linux is via steamdeck so I’ve used protondb a bit before but I think it’s mostly for steam deck?

What district do you recommend? I was considering either ubuntu or mint as I’ve heard that’s the most user friendly ones?

Any tips appreciated thanks