Pest Apocalypse continues looking great. One I highlighted before and doing so again now due to a brand new demo, bringing vehicular action to the survivor-like bullet hell genre.

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hello people, trying to play Deadlock and i notice i keep getting some pretty poor performance, i got a good like 40-50 constant fps on the absolute lowest settings + FSR1 anti-aliasing on the lowest possible render %. i know the game isn't optimized yet since it's still in beta but i'm surprised it runs so bad despite the game being "like how it is".

here's my current setup :

OS: Linux Mint 21.3 KERNEL: 6.8.0-40-generic CPU: Intel Core i7-7700HQ @ 2.80GHz GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti GPU DRIVER: NVIDIA 550.107.02 RAM: 8 GB

i know this is more of a soapbox when it comes to gaming with recent games, but does it make sense for deadlock to run this badly, in its current un-optimized state on this hardware? i use GE-Proton 9.12 and can send a screenshot of my in-game settings if needed. i also do the whole virtual memory thing on the terminal so it doesn't crash when going into a game and have swap memory at 4gb.

cheers people!

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Coming with Native Linux support on September 30th is The Throne, a 2.5D styled metroidvania from BeByte.

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My System:

• i7-8700
• 32 GB Ram
• RX 9700XT
• Garuda Linux

Performance:

Dota2:

• Kernel: 6.6.49-1-lts
  • FPS: 200-250
• Kernel: 6.10.8.zen1-1
  • FPS: 80-110

CS2:

• Kernel: 6.6.49-1-lts
  • FPS: 180-230
• Kernel: 6.10.8.zen1-1
  • FPS: 70-90

SC2:

• Kernel: 6.6.49-1-lts
  • FPS: >300
• Kernel: 6.10.8.zen1-1
  • FPS: 100-120

Question:

Why does the ZEN Kernel perform so much worse? Also i get the same results for the mainline kernel... really bad FPS.

I just checked this because i got a new GPU and i was shocked first (thought the GPU is broken), but with the LTS Kernel everything is working nice.

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Recently got a new PC and decided to put Linux (Bazzite) on it. While playing Wukong I noticed some minor frame drops (1080p 60fps, Medium RT, most other Settings maxed) which I want to improve. The system currently runs at around 60 degrees (C) during gameplay and consists of an MSI RTX 4080 S, an ryzen 7800x3d, a MSI B650 Tomahawk MB and 32GB DDR5 6000Hz CL30 RAM. What BIOS (currently pretty much stock) changes would recommend to enhance performance while still offering a stable system? Does NVIDIA Framework Generation work on Linux and how do I activate it? Are there any other ways to improve system performance or things I should pay attention to?

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Whenever I'm playing something I always have a system overlay active so that I can see how much of my gpu and cpu are being used, but for minecraft I can't figure out how to get that working. I use mangohud for all of my games on steam and that works perfectly, but I have no clue how to get that working for minecraft. I use Linux Mint 22 since I'm new to using linux, but are there any solutions to this? It's mostly just a precaution I have when gaming just to monitor my temps and percentage usages.

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I know its in development, but just curious... has anyone else not been able to play that last few days? Just wondering if it's me or the game.

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I have installed lutris where i download ubisoft connect but after opening it says that i have to download windows version of steam to play is there a another where I can play without installing another version of steam and another assassin's creed 2

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This sounds like a nice move by Paradox to improve Europa Universalis IV. In October, four DLC packs will be bundled free with the game for all players.

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Hey, as the title says, I'm really into shooters. I recently switched to Fedora, and it's been great! However, I still have a second SSD with Windows, but I would love to play some shooters on Linux. Do you have any recommendations? Normally, I play these (aside from single-player games):

• Battlefield 1, 5, 2042
• CS2 (which I tried on Linux, but it was a mess—really bad)
• PUBG

Thanks for the recommendations!

Have a nice one!

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Set during the Napoleonic Era and WW1, Holdfast: Nations At War blends together both a third and first-person shooter. And, after a bunch of upgrades, it's now Steam Deck Verified too.

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Developers SciFunGames have posted an update about their upcoming metroidvania Exographer, noting how well it runs on the Steam Deck.

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Last Epoch from Eleventh Hour Games is set for a big v1.1 update with The Imperial Uprising event arriving on September 19th. This will also bump it up to Steam Deck Verified.

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Last Epoch from Eleventh Hour Games is set for a big v1.1 update with The Imperial Uprising event arriving on September 19th. This will also bump it up to Steam Deck Verified.

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Hello. Has anyone managed to make the Thrustmaster steering wheel work on Linux with force feedback? I have tmx but I can't deal with it. I tried installing this: https://github.com/scarburato/t150_driver

but I get error:

==== LOADING NEW MODULES ====

modprobe: FATAL: Module hid-t150 not found in directory /lib/modules/6.9.12-205.fsync.fc40.x86_64

I also found this: https://github.com/emtek995/TMX-driver

But I don't really know how to install it. Is there any chance to activate this steering wheel? This is the only thing that keeps me using Windows as a gaming system. Neither Oversteer nor the built-in game controller application sees my steering wheel (but it's visible after typing lsusb in terminal). I'm using BazziteOS

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I have noticed and found across nvidia forums that nvidia changes p-states more aggressively on linux compared to windows, for example scrolling in reddit or jetbrains ides makes the p-state jump to p5-p3 and consumes 30w while on windows it would draw a maximum of 15w which is p8 limit.

Why is this a problem ? I am using a laptop so this makes fan noise unnecessarily high on light workload. Also, locking the power limit is not an option on mobile gpus. So is it possible to lock the p-state at p8 ?

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someone help me please

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So I've always had this problem with Linux for the past year I've had it and I'm going to try and ask again to see if I can get some help.

Essentially in random games sometimes my screen will freeze and I can't do anything but move the mouse. I can still hear for a bit and after awhile it will stop and I can still talk in discord and my keys are doing things.

I keep thinking this is a graphics card error.

I have a rx6600 and I have pop os I just installed the most recent drivers on AMD website and nothing changed.

This happens with a few random games so I'm pretty sure it's not Elden ring or minecrafts fault.

Most games run fine sometimes

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Hi All,

I have the Sims3 Steam version1.67 installed and running in Linux under Lutris (I'm running Nobara 40).

The FPS is going crazy above 2000fps, and its making the GPU suffer some coil whine which I don't like.

To limit the FPS I've tried to set Lutris to limit it to 60, doesn't work. I've tried the mods from LazyDuchess which also don't work to limit the fps.

Anyone know some other way I could limit it? I'm confident there may be a setting elsewhere in Lutris.

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