I have admittedly only tried two PC games so far.

One was Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot with the "DBZK_Fix" mod which unlocks the FPS cap and allows non-standard aspect ratios, like 16:10.

It is consistently ~15-20% worse than on Windows.

Cyberpunk 2077 is more weird.

So on Windows, I can do an undervolt (-18 Curve Optimizer) on my CPU, and a massive OC (+200 Core, +1600 Memory) on my GPU.

I don't know how to do this on Linux.

Cyberpunk 2077 on Linux (remember, no OCing) seems to match my OCed Windows performance... unless I use Frame Gen. In Windows, Frame Gen doubles it for me. In Linux, it's only about 10-20 more FPS, when the standard is ~50-55 for ALL RT options maxed and DLSS on Quality.

My GPU driver is set to Wayland, not sure if that matters.

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hello there how are you ?
so i want to nuke windows and completely switch to nobaraOS(KDE) but there is a few issues i wanna know if it been resolved

when the pc is idle and the monitor turns off I cant turn back on IDK what's the issue there and i want to note the pc didn't sleep or shut down

how is VRR support ?

how is HDMI 2.1 support ?

does is support 10 bit color depth now ?

how is HDR status ? last thing i remember i could turn it on but with no controller support

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Have been playing AOE4 with mate online for a while, we use 400 pop mods, etc. to make the game more interesting.

I've been having issues lately (and maybe for a while now reflecting on it) when playing on Gnome when the game FPS drop below 10 & the game on screen slowly ends up out of sync by 5-10 min (over a 3-4 hour session) to the point its unplayable.

I don't seem to have these issues on KDE though.

Gaming setup:

- AMD 5900x (b450 chipset)
- AMD 6900XT
- 64GB RAM
- 4k 144hz with freesync display

Running on Fedora 42.

The issue feels like network, but each time I'm on KDE I just don't feel like these issues exist.

Just wondering if anyone else has noticed this issue?

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I've been using the glfw fork which adds native wayland support to Minecraft. This latest snapshot wouldn't launch. As it turns out this snapshot uses lwjgl 3.3.6 up from 3.3.3. Either uninstalling glfw-wayland or using the bundled glfw fixes the issue. Seems that Wayland support has been improved in this snapshot.

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Fans of pixel art and classic SNES styled RPGs will no doubt love Kingdoms of the Dump, and we finally have a proper launch date for it.

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More silly co-op games to play with friends? Yes please. RV There Yet? looks like it could be a fun time and they're working on getting it Steam Deck Verified.

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Hello, i been trying work the game using the stove launcher in lutris, but dont work, someone has worked? Or in waydroid

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A few days ago we got a fresh look at the ranching system in the upcoming Cult of the Lamb DLC Woolhaven, and I really can't wait to jump back into it.

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Learning a little programming doesn't need to be boring, and The Farmer Was Replaced makes it quite fun actually with you coding a little farming drone.

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Following up on my previous benchmark post, I tested 10 more AAA titles on Linux with the same setup. Here’s how they perform:

🧠 System specs:
• CPU: Ryzen 5 1600
• GPU: XFX RX 580 8GB (Mesa 25.0.7)
• RAM: 16GB DDR4 3200MHz (Corsair Vengeance)
• Distro: Ubuntu 24.04.3
• Kernel: 6.14.0-33
• Wine/Proton: Wine-GE 8-26, Wine 10.16 Staging

🎮 Tested titles:
Resident Evil Village, GTA V, Resident Evil 3 Remake, Uncharted 4, The Last Of Us Part II, Control, God Of War, The Last Of Us, Elden Ring, Silent Hill 2 Remake

📊 Summary chart:

https://preview.redd.it/52k3z1xydnwf1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=aeb78faa9066b29399e3c9295a49a86b3b912c67

⚙️ Notes:
• All games run through Lutris with Wine-GE 8-26, except The Last Of Us Part II, which required Wine 10.16 Staging
• Chapters are available in the video to jump straight to a specific game

• Resolution 1920x1080
• Clean gameplay only — no commentary, just raw performance footage & overlays

▶️ Full benchmark video: YouTube link

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I'm aware of the issue with HDMI 2.1 on AMD GPUs. Flark HDMI Forum LOL
However, in KDE's display settings, I can set the reosolution to 4K@120Hz + HDR + Full RGB Range.
So is it a lie? I'm not sure how to verify this on my TCL TV yet.
And if in case it's limited RGB, if I switch to 4K@60Hz, would it become full RGB?

I'm using a TV and eARC so HDMI is a must and I can't use a DP to HDMI adapter.
I've only recently started gaming on Linux so these issues I've been encountering are new to me.
I've used Linux for 15 years but never for gaming 😅

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As far as deck-builders go, My Card Is Better Than Your Card! is definitely more on the cute side with you crafting cards from stickers you collect.

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This might be too specific. I am currently playing Warhammer 3 with more than 100 mods enabled, and my mod manager or any other mod manager I could find doesn’t support linux. I am using Windows 11 rn but want to switch to linux, but still want to play Warhammer 3 with +100 mods.

Is there any way for me to do this or do I just need to switch to linux after I am done with the game?

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I really don't have a clue what's going on in Tingus Goose, an upcoming idle / clicker game in the spirit of stuff like Cookie Clicker. It's supremely weird.

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Valve have remembered that Steam Labs exists and have a new experiment for us all to try: a personal recommendations calendar for recent and upcoming games.

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This would be the first time I make a PC, and knowing how bad Windows is, I thought of putting Linux in this computer.

Context: I have an Xbox series X many games bought digitally and no desire to redo game pass given the price increase. The solution would be simple, make a Windows PC so I can play all the digital games there and no problems. But the problem here is Windows, I don’t like it, I hate that it has to be constantly updated, it consumes too much resources and is unusable at times. So, is it possible on Linux to run the games purchased on the Microsoft Store?

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Nobara42, full red rig here. Is there a manufacturer of a mouse and keyboard that is fully customizable (like keymapping) under Linux and suitable for gaming? And, like the cherry on top, manageble LED remapping with profil saving? I am unfortunately not able to use openrgb in a propper way (maybe iam too old for that sh**t) :-) Right now, i have a mouse and keyboard from steelseries and not able to customize it. Greetz

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