Como dice el titulo - Que version es la mejor para utilizar con steam?

Quiero pasarme a linux pero aun no se bien que version utilizar. Ustedes cuales utilizan y que tiempo estan usandola? Les ha generado algun problema ademas del tema de anticheat.

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I’ve been waiting and checking on progress of going full time Linux for decades. I’ve dabbled every year or two and removed for various missing features/functions. Gaming has always been my blocker and showstopper. Over the last couple months I have been soooo elated to come home to Linux and unhealthily distro hop (I’ll call it sampling..) what every one has been up to. After many dozens of dual boot reinstalls, I’ve come to conclude for me it is Arch, Fedora, and their forks work best for me. I love the latest releases but only with snapshots setup- already saved me a couple times!

Real talk, gaming.. tons of Steam games in my library and I want to support them with all the added Proton / Wine magic they’ve been doing for our Linux movement.

Current hardware- 7800X3D, 64 GB 6000, 4090 RTX, 4K OLED Gsync gaming monitor, multiple nVME drives for OSes and/or extra space. I’ll unfortunately need to stick to dual booting due to some proprietary work apps and Secure Boot / TPM 2.0 needs. I’ll probably only install those pesky kernel anti-cheat games on windows with my work Win11 boot option for now. Everything works as is right now, but I’m looking to min-max my Linux setup. Key concern is nVidia not being friendly with drivers and possibly performance in Linux. I’ve debated going to AMD GPUs to go even more all-in here.

4K works pretty well right now, joining the list of folks waiting on DX12 improvements but forcing DX11/Vulkan where possible. I’m debating just staying put with my 4090 till possibly the next AMD GPU series releases with more power to push 4K gaming at high settings or not. So far, seems AMD GPUs by the data can’t compete at high 4K FPS and settings with nVidia higher end GPUs, yet. I want to support AMD for their Linux friendly releases once we’re there.

My question after all that, what would you do if you were spoiled like me to maximize my Linux main boot and gaming options? (First-world problems, I know..) Budget not an issue but avoiding waste.

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Hi eveyrone,

I'm not really a Windows 11 lover and I was thinking to switch from W11 to linux since I mainly play single player games on it.

My questions are:

- Does legends or runeterra run on linux? And hearthstone? I think all other games I play will run

- How can I switch between my iGPU (ryzen 7840HS) and dGPU (nvidia 4050) automatically based on which app I'm using?

- For now I would like to keep w11. Can Linux use the games from the game partition without having to install them twice? What about savedata?

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Pentium N3710 processor (4 cores and 1.6 GHz clock speed) 2 GB DDR3 RAM These are its specifications

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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?

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• 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?

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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?

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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 !

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