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test repeat on open suse trumbleweed, linux will win, trusty

I also recorded several Kernel comparisons when using Vega 7, the result is practically the same with a difference here or there... I'll record the tests again now that I have the RX 6600 to see if it makes any difference...

thank you so much,it's save my life.

how did u get the libvirt PID? i did all the steps before exactly how u said. i clicked on startup the vm and it just gave me a black screen OS: Fedora 40 (KDE Plasma 6.1) GPU: RTX 4060 Laptop GPU, Nvidia 560 RPMFUSION Drivers) CPU: Intel Core i7 13700HX

Hi Bro, I have some queries to ask can you provide your email id. It would be difficult to ask here. Please its a request

Hi Bro how can I setup round robin in dnsmasq?

Try to do geekbench on Cachy OS instead of pure Arch and you would see better result

Your conclusions make no sense. Why would you tell people to dual boot when they're only going to gain 5-10fps in some games while losing +100fps in Minecraft?

after installing linux many times, games work bad, and this weekly i decide install again linux, BUT after watch this, NO thanks.... and all censore i tell about linux...:( also i need xbox app and microsoft store, for play xbox games! and nobody tell that i cant install microsoft store, or xbox... only tell, yes u can install every think, msi after burner, check temperature, but dont tell cant install xbox...:(

Can you please try to install lsposed on waydroid I tried it but doesn't work and no tutorial available about it

All are same no need to change default kernel

I've done everything like in your guide and still "Torch is not able to use GPU" Ubuntu 22.04, Radeon RX 570 4 GB. The only difference that I was able to spot is that after typing "dkms status" I had: "amdgpu/6.7.0-1781449.22.04, 6.5.0-45-generic, x86_64: installed" While in yours video you have "6.5.0-41-generic". The rest is the same.

So in a nutshell most of the time it isn't worth it.

x11 or wayland?

When entering "sudo aa-disable /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.libvirtd" command, I get an error "ERROR: Can't parse mount rule mount options=(rw, make-slave) -> **,". And what is that?

Generalmente los juegos que utilizan Proton se ven algo afectados en rendimiento. Si tienes una buena PC la pérdida de FPS es relativamente insignificante. Sin embargo, los juegos que utilizan OpenGL o (en especial) Vulkan nativo (no las implementaciones de DirectX a Vulkan como DXVK) tienen un muy buen rendimiento, incluso podrían llegar a superar a una instalación de Windows con DirectX 11 & 12. === Generally, games that use Proton are somewhat affected in performance. If you have a good PC the FPS loss is relatively insignificant. However, games that use OpenGL or (especially) native Vulkan (not DirectX to Vulkan implementations like DXVK) perform very well, even outperforming a Windows installation with DirectX 11 & 12.

I got an error "EGL_NOT_INITIALIZED" when enabling 3D accerelation. Is there a solution to this?

I've been playing on linux for some time but then I decided to go back on windows. If you play online games you'll find for sure a game that doesn't work. Performance can be good (as the video shows) but people shouldn't focus on avg fps, 1% lows and even 0.1% lows are also important, in fact on linux I had pretty much the same performance I had on windows but the frametime was just a mess and even 120fps felt laggy (less smooth than windows) on my 165hz monitor sometimes.

NTsync bout to make linux utterly STOMP windows into the ground gaming performance wise for the forseeable future, can't wait for those performance gains to pull linux ahead of windows in many more games.

You should also investigate these terms "gpu passthrough", "VFIO, QEMU, KVM" and "looking glass". Summary: Essentially you run a Windows VM from linux and allowing the VM to directly use your GPU resulting in (mostly) native performance. Caveat: You need a second GPU (or an integrated in addition to the gaming gpu). You can achieve it with a single GPU but it isn't for the average user.

In Ubuntu generates images faster than Almalinux??

Does waydroid work with nvidia gpus ?

By 2030 Linux will COMPLETELY surpass Windows in gaming performance

Thanks for the tutorial, any luck getting Ollama to work with gfx803 ?

Other testing I've seen suggests i3 is (counter-intuitively) _less_ performant than alternatives. In particular, recent gnome desktops on xorg seem to perform best. Wayland still trails xorg, but in theory should overtake it in time. The yet to be mainlined NTSYNC kernel patch should be a game changer (pun intended). Once it's merged, any testing done previously will be outdated. So take all results until then with a grain of salt.

really nice video dude, and also great methodologies for the tests, please keep the nice work

i use arch btw

Use Nobara Linux.

the fact that they are so close is actually impressive, especially for the wine ones, while minecraft is already runing in a java vm in both systems, but in linux I think it uses openjdk, that has better performance and integration in the kernel. On older pcs a good reason to switch to linux is that the gpu stops receiving official updates on win, but it gets community updates on linux, that's how I can still use mine, otherwise I'd be stuck to a driver 4 years old. On some systems it also gets more features than the official one, like the gpu in apple silicon, that is far more performant in linux

I found this video in 7th position on my fyp youtube algorithm is improving I'm suscribing nicely done, cheers!!

This meets my expectations. Most games run with a few more FPS in Win7 than PopOS for me. So if I have really poor fps in PopOS, running the game in Win7 might get me that extra few valuable FPS to get it playable. This is if Win7 can even run the game, which is getting less viable over time as steadily more games require a newer Windows OS. But that never holds linux back as it can run any game targetting any Windows version (unless it is straight up garbage performance from ProtonDB and/or runs incompatible Kernal anti cheat).

It would've been much higher if you actually took time into optimizing the system and the kernel.

Any game I try on my nongaming laptop runs 100x times better on linux

you should know linux isnt made for gaming, and that the fps is SO IMPRESSIVE since win games are sort of emulated, the performance is crazy edit: oh and i hate windows but yoi should optimize windows you would get like 1,5 more fps

Good content bro, did you use gamescope or gamemode? Proton version? I read that The tkg kernel improves performance a lot but it takes too long to compile. I haven't tried it. I had very good performance experiences with Bazzite. Keep it up👍

The reason why Minecraft runs a lot better in linux is because it's using OpenGL, while most of games is running using DirectX, OpenGL can run natively in Linux, while DirectX games needs to be emulated Edit: yes, it is translated, not emulated.

thats a lot better :)

Wow actually beats windows in some cases.

i would like to see a newer distro as alma 9 is not made for playing games, it uses kernel 5 and probs a super old mesa version which is very important for amd gpus as these have patches for improving gaming performance, something like fedora, pop os, arch based distros or something like bazzite all have a way newer kernel and mesa that will greatly improve performance

I don't have a low-end pc and I'm already a linux user for those last few weeks BUT this was a lovely video - you showed and said what you wanted without being biased or cluttering the whole material with useless tmi sure, it's not a revolution but I just wanted to say good job for doing a simple thing well

I've tried this benchmark before with an Old Intel GPU. Yes Linux has downsides when running Windows games the performance is noticeably worse in Linux than it did on Windows. But in terms of emulation Linux is the best.

man, you are testing games on the distro for servers with outdated packages with stock kernel, wayland and enabled composition, these tests are about as relevant and useful as DVDs in 2024

could not find "OVMF_VARS.4m.fd" file (using amd gfx card)

For me Minecraft did run better on Linux. But it also crashed a lot more with modpacks due to "stack smashing" which never happened on Windows :(

true, yet on linux there are far more options to improve performance by a lot, just gamescope alone has a ton of features for that, so while tinkering in windows is almost useless, on linux it can improve fps by a ton

Music just gave me ear cancer

I've been trying to explore gaming on Linux, so far New Vegas runs the same. I haven't had any luck with using Vortex to mod my games though, the file directory Vortex uses to add games will not show any Linux files where my games are stored. I also tried using MO2 but it didn't work.

Please try it on X11 without any compositor and i swear it'll surpass windows performance 🙏

Thank you for this video! Every youtuber that tries to tell people about how good is gaming on Linux seems to forget that not everyone is running a 3080 on their systems, I know they probably don't do it intentionally but it is misleading either way. I'm not trying to say that gaming on linux is bad, is really fantastic for being linux, but on lower ends systems the difference between windows and linux is THERE, maybe not a lot, maybe 10fps, but when those 10 fps mean playing at 30fps or playing at 20fps, that difference may be a deal breaker.

I wouldn't call a system with a discrete gpu "low end".