I have a b550K from gigabyte, a ryzen 5 5600gt as my cpu and i currently have a 1660 super and want to upgrade

I want something modern to play at 1080p with good consistent 60fps and ocasionally the usage of raytracing

In my use case, being on a budget, which one of those 3 i should pick knowing i will be running a gentoo system (wayland/hyprland specifically, on kernel 6.12)?

submitted by /u/Jrdotan
[link] [comments]

I want to switch over but I'd like to keep my save data. I played Silksong through GOG and modded it a bit. I'm aware that the file system is different in Linux (I think), so is there a way for me to bring that stuff over with my so I can continue where I left off?

Also, are Steam cloud saves created on a Windows system compatible with Bazzite?

Ya boy is scared but ready

submitted by /u/ItsJustSmeef
[link] [comments]

PkgForge covers just about all the problems we've identified with universal, portable packaging for Linux. It's not a new packaging format in and of itself, nor is it trying to replace Applmages. Instead, it's an ecosystem that publishes portable packages and static binaries in curated repositories, paired with a package manager designed to install and manage

them.

https://itsfoss.com/pkgforge/

Any thoughts?

submitted by /u/AlbKestrel
[link] [comments]

I've really been enjoying my Switch 2 Pro Controller and wanted to use it on steam but it doesn't seem to have good support right now.

Apperently Steam added support for it in the steam beta via a USB connection but I haven't been able to get it working other than using ProCon2.

Has anyone else got it working? Or is it just a windows feature right now.

I'm on Debian 13 if thats useful

submitted by /u/Duck2550
[link] [comments]

submitted by /u/SlinkSalmon50
[link] [comments]

So I recently upgraded to Nvidia GeForce RXT 2080 but when it only pulled about 15 fps in intense spots in Helldivers 2 (with reasonable settings) I found out it only used about 35% of GPU even in those spots.

How can I fix this?

Specs:

Distro: Linux Mint 22.2 Cinnamon

CPU: 2x Intel Xeon E5-2689

GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 (with nvidia-driver-580-open downloaded)

Thank you in advance.

Answer:

So the problem is CPU bottleneck which is very understandable with my ancient Xeon. (I know I don't two of them doesn't do anything. I got it from my dad so I didn't bother with the extra one.)

submitted by /u/JuhasReddit
[link] [comments]

"Gaming on Linux is on the rise. SteamOS and the Steam Deck popularized it, desktop distros like Bazzite and Cachy are taking it to the next level."

submitted by /u/Putrid_Draft378
[link] [comments]

Hi all, I maintain a guide on GitHub related to optimizing Linux which I benchmark against games like Witcher, Dota2, Where Winds Meet, etc.

I wanted the help of community to expand it further and to check what I have missed, especially related to NVIDIA.

Guide: https://github.com/sn99/Optimizing-linux

submitted by /u/sn99_reddit
[link] [comments]

Hello there,

I use a Debian 13 system. I installed Steam via the repo and added a non-steam game: This was an installer for an old windows game. The installer run smoothly. Now I want to run the actual game instead of the installer. I have tested this:

Open the Properties of the Game in Steam. There, change the target to the actual game .exe file:

/home/user/.steam/debian-installation/steamapps/compatdata/<steam-ID>/pfx/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/Reise nach Nordland/Game.exe

I also changed the START IN path to:

/home/user/.steam/debian-installation/steamapps/compatdata/<steam-ID>/pfx/

And force the game to use Proton Experimental.

Unfortunately, the game does not launch and crashed before anything happens. Why? What is the correct way to do this?

submitted by /u/No_Equal_7032
[link] [comments]

Hi! I’m running Bazzite on my Lenovo Legion Go. Overall loving the experience but I’m missing out on one thing - custom refresh rates. The Go has a native 144hz monitor. In Bazzite, the frame limiter supports multiples of 144 (72, 48 , 36 etc) but not arbitrary refresh rates.

In Windows, I’d set custom 132hz and 120hz refresh rates and then cap at 40fps or 44 fps in certain games like Cyberpunk 2077 which can’t consistently do 48 but where I still want a relatively smooth experience.

Is there any way that I could set custom refresh rates within Bazzite? Through the frame limiter, I can only get 36 and 48 which are a little too low and a little high respectively lol.

I am a complete Linux noob, any advice would be appreciated!

submitted by /u/Junra
[link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Available_Cancel8059
[link] [comments]

submitted by /u/mancko23
[link] [comments]

Hello, I’m in a dilemma deciding which distro to use for my setup (Intel i7-11700K, Nvidia 5070 Ti, 32GB DDR4 Ram). Narrowed it down to either CachyOS or Nobara. I played with both CachyOS and Fedora 42 and had minor issues with both.

I have a hackintosh build and Fedora worked out the box but cachy I had to do a lot of manual setup to get either systemd or grub working. CachyOS also leaves me with unjustified paranoia with potential security vulnerabilities with rolling releases and AUR.

Fedora had way too much manual setup and I had to break security on flatpaks to get some apps working (was my first Linux distro so maybe I was doing something wrong). Also had issues trying to update from 42 to 43 which led me to CachyOS. Haven’t tested Nobara yet but I know it’s fedora based.

I haven’t seen any benchmarks against the two distros on YouTube or Reddit so thought I’d make a post to the community for help if they’ve experienced issues with Intel and Nvidia drivers on either. Also which would you recommend as a daily driver for someone who is technical and does app development on top of gaming.

submitted by /u/Jamal_Walker
[link] [comments]

submitted by /u/theLonelyPorcupine
[link] [comments]

So i finally built my first PC running on Bazzite O.S and started using my old Steam account i was using (sometimes) on my old laptop. I could run every game so far, even some Ubisoft games, but then they stopped working and i can't even launch them, tried everything, everything points to Ubisoft connect issues. Anyone here managed to solve this? I wanted to launch some Splinter Cell games and Far Cry 4 that i paid for.

submitted by /u/leosoulbrother
[link] [comments]

Hi everyone! I'm fairly new here and I'm faced with choosing my personal Linux distribution. I'd like to use Fedora, but I see there are many Fedora-based distributions like Nobara or Bazzite that are specifically designed for gaming. My question is: is there anything that makes them particularly special? Or if I use Fedora, can I configure it the same way those gaming distributions are designed? I mean, I think they just come with pre-installed apps that can easily be downloaded on Fedora, or am I mistaken? Thanks a lot!

submitted by /u/OwnBuffalo5042
[link] [comments]

I've been testing the new PopOS on my laptop. I had problems installing it, which didn't happen in the last version. I had a horrible experience with Brave, I found many bugs, including the one where videos won't go fullscreen. I hate cosmic UI and its apps. I've tried running Gnome with themes, but things break, and it doesn't look good. At this point I was considering Ubuntu or Mint but I came across some more game oriented options like Bazzite, CachyOS and Nobara. I use the laptop for browsing the web, gaming and programming.

I use Windows daily and ocasionally macOS at my job. In the past I've used Ubuntu, Mint, Kali and the old version of PopOS. I was chasing that macOS feeling but with the possibility of doing some gaming, but this new PopOS version it was just not there. I even had performance problems in some games even that my laptop has an Nvidia card. What do y'all recommend me?

submitted by /u/Laazzzy
[link] [comments]

Hi everyone, maybe someone can help me out here. I have installed the Wargaming Game Center Launcher in PortProton, and I use the Wargaming Game Launcher to play World Of Tanks. My Linux Distro is Linux Mint 22 Cinnamon. I can play World Of Tanks just fine, but I would like to limit the fps, but so far I have not found a way how to do this. What I have tried is:
1) In PortProton in the MangoHud settings for the WG launcher I enabled an fps limit - did not work
2) Tried to edit the engine_config.xml file (here you can set an fps limit and that is the way you do it under Windows), but since that is not a regular XML file you need a special program called WoT XML File Editor to edit this file. But this program again is afaik only available under Windows, so I haven't found a way to properly edit this file under Linux.

Anyone else got an idea? Thank you in advance.

submitted by /u/No_Assistance_3080
[link] [comments]

I'm deperatly needing to switch from the Vortex Beta branch to the Release branch due to a Bug that seems to have been introduced in the current Vortex Beta Build.

Sadly, i'm only able to find an option to switch from Beta to the nightly build within stl, in vortex itself the option seems to be completly locked. Is there any way to downgrade vortex / switch to the stable branch, why even is Beta the default?

submitted by /u/it-winvista
[link] [comments]

Hello everyone.

I've recently installed Linux Mint (v 22.2) and I wanted to know if it was possible to change my mouse polling rate. I've been looking at old forum / reddit posts about it while also talking to an AI to try to help me out and compare. But I'm at a loss, so I'd like to know what you think about this.

My hardware : Microsoft Wheel Mouse Optical, a very popular choice a long time ago for CS and Quake players. The mouse is normally a 125 Hz mouse, so 8ms delay. With evtest, it seems to show a 8ms delay indeed.

It seems as if people on the internet say it is possible to change the mouse polling rate, but the AI tells me that it is actually impossible nowadays because modern Linux distributions refuse to forcefully change the polling rate and that changing the options of the mousepoll in the kernel config for instance would be totally pointless. So, has anyone tried to change the polling rate of an old mouse like that ? Did it work ? Is it true that changing the polling rate will actually not work or not change anything at all because the mouse is supposed to work at 125 Hz and that's it, forever ?

Thanks for helping me out.

submitted by /u/Picsou-sensei
[link] [comments]