How does the game run? Have you experienced any problems and how is the performance?

I am really looking into switching to linux but gaming is my one hiccup.

Also how is it with mods? Any problems with that?

• Intel i5 10300H
• NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650
• 16GB RAM (if matters)

It’s a hybrid graphics system - Intel UHD + NVIDIA. Everything works fine except for games. They just don’t use the NVIDIA GPU at all and instead run on the Intel UHD Graphics. I’ve tried almost everything, but no luck so far.

If anyone has managed to get their GPU working properly on this (or a similar) laptop, how did you do it?

I'm running CachyOS hyprland, I've installed battle.net via steam then installed wow.

Recently I've been running into issues where everything will completely freeze and my PC will crash to a black screen with a blinking underscore.

I then have to hold my PC button to shut the PC down and boot it back up again to get anything to work.

I think this may be a memory leak? But have nothing to confirm that.

Can anyone advise how I can investigate, or if others are facing the same/similar issue?

Hi, I would like to use a Dual GPU setup but there is something I don t understand : how to setup properly.

I am new to this, even if it looks like the old 3dfx days

I am on Bazzite-nvidia flavor.

I have a dual screen setup but I only use one screen (primary) when playing with or without LSFGVK. secondary screen is for reading.

My main GPU is RTX 2070s. currently pluged into both monitors via Display port.

I am planning to buy an RTX 3050 6 Go for LSFG-VK frame generation. bonus question will it run at 3x without artefacts?

here is my trouble understanding how it works.

As I understand :

-When using the system WITHOUT lsfgvk enable (like normal 2d games or normal system usage) I must plug my main screen to the 2070s and secondary screen to the RTX 3050.

-When using the system with framegen turned ON the RTX 3050, I must plug my main screen to the 3050 and 2070s to the secondary screen?

There is something I am missing/ not understanding.

Higly unusable ? or using more displayport / hdmi cables to connect both cards on both displays?! ?

Please explain like I am five, I am new to using linux as my main machine, liking it !

Take for example games like Fortnite / Apex Legends where the server is responsible for handling up to 100 players. Both of these games worked on linux at one point and technically the base games still do under proton. However, they are intentionally blocked on linux due being unable to enforce client-side kernel level anti-cheat protections.

In these games, all players update the game server with their current coordinates on the map. The server in-turn updates all clients with the coordinates of all other players on the map. The client's game then performs the logic on the client-side to determine which players should be visible and should be rendered onto the screen. Wall-hacks exploit the data from the server to also render players who would normally not be visible (such as those behind walls).

What is the reasoning behind why a server cannot withhold sending enemy player coordinates to the client until that enemy player is supposed to become visible? What are the implication of using this as a strategy to prevent wall-hacks?

Hi guys! I don't know what happened, but I can't set my gpu power limit lower than 305W. Previously it was 250w. i have 0xffffffff in grub but it doesn't help

I have an old, low-spec laptop, I installed Endeavor OS because it's lightweight, but I want to know if there's a specific distro for gaming that works well on my laptop and I only plan to play Minecraft, Hollow Knight, or NFS MW. Which distro do you recommend to get the most out of it?

I'm currently using Bazzite, and I really like it. But I think I'm ready to try something a little more challenging, and I want to migrate to CachyOS. Importing my whole home folder seems impractical and unnecessary, everything I want to preserve can be easily backed up to a separate smaller disk... except my Steam games. So, I have an idea, and I want to put it out there before I just go and do it in case I'm missing something or neglected something important.

I'm thinking I should shrink down my current partition, I have plenty of free space left over to do it atm, and then create a new, temporary partition just to put my games on. (I'm not sure if making it a Steam library through the Storage settings menu is the right idea here or not.) Then, once I've installed CachyOS, I just drop the games into my fresh Steam install, nuke the temporary partition, and then expand CachyOS's to encompass all the free space.

This seems like a good, clean solution to me - but I'll freely admit I lack the knowledge and foresight to know if this is a good idea. I just don't want to redownload all my games again. What do you guys think?

In games that use Vulkan they seem to refuse to use all of my GPU, I can max out settings, remove the frame caps and get around 60% utilization max with around 90w being the max power draw.

I tried another, albeit much less graphically intense game that runs in OpenGL and it was able to hit the max frame cap allowed by the game of 300fps and sit there with utilization increasing when needed. I am using feral gamemode, have tried changing the power profiles using ctrlcore and lact, set my KDE power state to performance and so far nothing has changed unless I play a game with OpenGL instead.

I have a 5800X CPU and a 7800XT GPU.

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Hello, I used Mint for about a month and have lots of previous coding experience so I said you know what let’s save some time and I skipped straight into Arch. Currently I’m running KDE plasma 6, newest version, and I’ve seen a very strong trend of —-> want to play game —-> watch guide —-> download runner (wine and proton more of a one time thing nonetheless) ——> eventually get to the point of it not working because the guide didn’t tell me I needed this 32bit system installed or this special proton release. In general I’ve installed all “base packages” (I hope and think) wine, proton, steams all set up, (currently stuck and fixing Ubisoft connect on lutris this is one example on not being told about certain needed things) and I’m hoping someone can tell me based from experience what drivers I will need to play popular games, what packages do I need? I’m pretty familiar with everything and I have multilib enabled so my repository isn’t limited I’ve installed everything, seems to be a constant issue for me around the corner and till I get enough money for another storage device I don’t want to dual boot on this one device, rather I want to dual boot separately on two devices one for each of them. (Because I don’t want to experiment any issues with time shift possibly wiping windows on my drive and other things). Sorry for the long paragraph maybe I’m not reading up on everything correctly, but steam works fine w/proton (I used proton-QT to update anything) but I’m struggling with Lutris.

Since the recent hotfix in September I cant get the script extender to work properly anymore. The dll and setting json files are in the bin directory and I have the launch command in steam. Anyone else have this issue or know of a fix?

As you all might be able to understand from the video, FIFA 23 successfully starts but closes without any errors showing right at that specific mbappe and sam kerr selection screen. What can i do to fix this?

I have a bit of a weird one. Space engineers and satisfactory refuse to acknowledge that the middle mouse button is pressed while in game, but satisfactory is able to see the middle mouse button when binding controls. I am at a bit of a loss. For this, I'll just focus on the Satisfactory middle mouse since the test cycle is faster to start a game on that one.

I'm using wayland with %command% -vulcan and variations of things like SDL_VIDEODRIVER=x11 PROTON_USE_RAW_MOUSE=1 %command% and various other issues. The mouse is being found by rawinput (as seen in the proton logs).

I have tried with both proton experimental and proton GE (not entirely sure which version, but I can look it up if needed), but neither seems to change anything.

I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas or has seen anything similar. The game is still playable, but it's frustrating not being able to 'pick block'.

Thanks in advance!

Hey folks, I have a very specific problem, I live in south america so I often can't buy some games. So I normally torrent them and buy when there's a sale or something like that.

I have about 70 hours on Hades II, I loved the game so I made an effort to buy it when it was got fully released.
Problem is, I have no idea of how to transfer my old save file to the the game I downloaded legally on my steamapps folder. Anyone can help me figure this out?

I play this game 1440p ultra settings with native upscale. Everywhere in this game i have 100-120 fps. But illuminate missions in cities gpu usage around 50% and 60-70 fps with stutters.

Hardware 9800x3d+9070xt on archlinux. Protonge 10-17 with ntsync dx12.

It’s for these games Assetto corsa War thunder (Linux port exists) Flightgear (Linux port exists)

is there anyone who got LW 1.1 working on Linux?

i know the original runs great on the native version of the game, but since 1.1 doesn't have a native port I don't know how to get it working.

the obvious way would be to run the game under proton, however the provided files and directories in 1.1 are named with different casing than what the game expects, so you either need to manually rename every single file or you can suck a fat one, since linux fs and basic copying operations are case sensitive

EDIT: there's an installer but it seems to break under wine