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

submitted by /u/2K_Bencher
[link] [comments]

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 😅

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

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.

.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

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?

submitted by /u/BigPapa9921
[link] [comments]

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

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.

.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

submitted by /u/AdSad9018
[link] [comments]

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.

.

Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.

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?

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

submitted by /u/DesignerLower8345
[link] [comments]

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

submitted by /u/BSM0815
[link] [comments]

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

After a system upgrade on Arch yesterday I found that any 32-bit games running through Vulkan (basically just Source engine games and Proton+DXVK on older Windows games) would instantly crash with a segfault. After a good few hours of debugging I found that the lib32-amdvlk was the source of this problem, likely related to the fact that AMDVLK was discontinued about a month ago and subsequently taken off the Arch repos. I wasn't aware of this at all, and for some reason had AMDVLK as my only 32-bit Vulkan driver, so it was simply a matter of installing lib32-vulkan-radeon and then uninstalling lib32-amdvlk and everything was back to working fine, with no noticeable difference in performance. I'm not sure if this is a problem on any other distros, but if anyone else on Arch has come across the same problem I hope this helps. Happy gaming!

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

So maybe a year or so ago I was running windows 10 on my PC, and I picked up Deathloop on Steam. I installed it, but waited too long to try to play it, so I couldn’t get my money back when it refused to run. I tried uninstalling, reinstalling, driver updates, and OS updates to no avail. When launching the game, it would do nothing.

About 6 months ago I got fed up with Windows and installed Fedora on my PC instead. Yesterday, just for the heck of it I decided to install Deathloop since it was still in my library… and it ran just fine!

TLDR- Deathloop wouldn’t run on Windows 10 at all, but runs fine on Fedora.

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

So as the title says, I came back to play BG3 after like half a year absence and I'm having the strangest, and fairly replicable crash I've ever seen in a game. I'm on an Arch-based system and I never had any problems playing it, even modded, on EndeavourOS before, as well as Fedora 41, Fedora 42, Linux Mint or a few others.

So for some reason, once I get to around Shadowheart on the Nautiloid, the game starts very consistently hanging after hovering over items in the inventory. It seems to happen when the item's context menu drops down. After which, the game hard freezes, it starts usually having a weird 1-2 second audio feedback loop of whatever sound was playing, the primary monitor goes black (although the second one will also go black if I focus it by moving the mouse over during this), and then the part has truly baffled me. I'll get a notification of a display configuration reset from KDE Plasma and, very specifically: my browser, Obsidian notes if it's open, Steam, and Discord will all quietly CTD as well.

The important thing is it's specifically those programs that have made this the first time I've been completely lost troubleshooting. I thought that maybe it had something to do with GPU acceleration being on in those programs, but Steam still did it once it was off and I'd find it weird if Obsidian had that (should also be noted all of these are native, non-Flatpaks too).

As for any specifics of what I'm running/what I've tried:

• The game is using Proton GE 10-21 (the most recent), but I tried it with 10-20, Proton Experimental, and downloaded CachyOS' just to try with no difference.
• My GPU is an AMD 9070 XT. 128GB RAM. Ryzen 9 7950X CPU.
• I have verified the game's integrity.
• Steam launch options I've tried are: WINEDLLOVERRIDES="DWrite,BG3WASD,BG3NativeCameraTweaks=n,b" %command% --skip-launcher --vulkan
• WINEDLLOVERRIDES="DWrite,BG3WASD,BG3NativeCameraTweaks=n,b" %command% --skip-launcher --dx11
• WINEDLLOVERRIDES="DWrite,BG3WASD,BG3NativeCameraTweaks=n,b" PROTON_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 PROTON_ENABLE_HDR=1 %command% --skip-launcher

Whether Vulkan or Direct X, I haven't noticed a difference. I don't know if there's a preference these days. I do know that even Linux users were recommending against Vulkan when the game first released though because it was implemented so poorly. Other than that, I can't think of more information to add that would be useful to identifying the problem

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

I am on Debian 12, RTX 4070, ryzen 9 5900x.

I just cannot get the game to run properly. Using anything but proton 10 beta it will just refuse to get past the launcher, and proton 10 will get it right past that to the splash screen where it then crashes immediately. Windows users have managed to get further by setting the game's exe to be 'Run as administrator'. I tried GE-Proton, same issues.

How do i approach this ? Has anyone managed to get it to run, and if so how ?

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

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

submitted by /u/BigAccomplished5716
[link] [comments]

There are only a few key features left that are being worked on and will probably be implemented soon:

• Wine-Wayland becoming the default in Wine/Proton
• NVIDIA VRAM/DirectX 12 fix
• Vulkan compositors - KWin and GNOME
• Proton using NTSync as default
• CEF fixes in Wayland (Needed for apps like Steam & OBS Studio to run Wayland natively)
• VR on Linux (SteamVR) - Needs ootb support for the majority of VR headsets.
• Steam Link / Remote Play Wayland support - Better Wayland capture and input APIs to work seamlessly.
• Apps supporting shortcuts with Wayland

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

I switched to linux like a month ago and since switching I've ran into a constant issue where after an amount of time my entire pc will freeze. Its not like a full freeze, it is almost like im getting 1 frame per 5 seconds and eventually slows to a full freeze that then lasts for minutes. It doesn't even crash the game afterward, it just boots me to the login screen and say "connection to game server lost" and then I can play as normal until it happens again. Any help would be hugely appreciated. This is the one game that I can still play with my friends

submitted by /u/Select_Technician_39
[link] [comments]