You mean a different benchmark with different games and GPU. Because - like i've been saying all this while - the results are mixed, dependent on games, gpu models and sometimes Linux distro.
Now you're just projecting mate.
The benchmarks and the number of games that just works speak for themselves.
Yeah, different games and different GPU, because LIKE I'VE BEEN SAYING, results vary a lot. That is the factual reality. I'm not the one out here desperately trying to prove while carefully weaving pictures and sources to make it seem like a specific OS is better.
Windows still is better until everything works/works better on Linux(s).
Exactly. Fact is a lot of games are running perfectly fine on linux...and thats all what counts for me. 10fps more or less...I dont give fuck about.
Windows always has to be better theoretically. Because linux is just "simulating" windows. I usually would always expect some kind of "translation loss".
Windows is better if you're using Nvidia and running ray traced games. Linux generally performs better with AMD mid-low end cards. At least that's the general picture i can make out.
NieR version coming soon.
yeah congrats on a black cube
Yes, something that will work in any room, even upper middle class. Pure classy minimalism.
yeah congrats on a black cube
For DirectX games yes. Linux can, could and should be better for OpenGL and Vulkan games.
Excluding everything that Windows does better, Linux is better, yes.
There's no pricing information for any of the new hardware. My guess is Valve will wait until the very last moment (I believe the pricing for SD also wasn't known until they announced purchase options but I could be wrong) in which case they have the most amount of time to try to figure out what to price it.
I don't know how realistic it is, but I'm really hoping that the Machine is 500 or under and that the Frame is under a grand. Does that seem realistic?
Let me know where you can get a desktop pc with a 4060 and all the rest of the specs for under $500. Unless prices have dropped for gpus. (last I bought was a 3060ti for $450 in 2021). Looks like cheapest 5060 rtx is around 300ish.
I think the perfect price point would be $399/449 for the 512GB model but they made a comment about pricing being similar to a comparable PC whatever that means. Spec wise it's roughly a $600-700 PC (not me even attempting to build something but just guessing based off of specs). The Frame I have way less clue pricing wise but the Meta Quest 3 is pretty similar it seems so maybe pricing is in that range? The Frame is a streaming first device but who knows if that will do anything for pricing.
Good point man, yeah I'm pretty excited to get pricing details but I'm already hyping myself up by believing that it won't be that bad lol. I'll be throwing a Machine in my game room if the price is right, gonna replace the Switch and the Switch will go to the bedroom or guest room.
Oh the gay cube huh. That's not good
It's better than PS5 (all things considered) and you want it at below Series S price? Wow
Your retail price isn't the same as what a complete in box mainstream device cost. A 4060 GB is discontinued garbage. This isn't even that it's worse with its FSR. If I had to guess it's probably Valve got a really good deal on what is left over stock, repackeged for this product.
It's not "inflated". It is just the price of the components. And it doesn't need to be competitive with PS5 at all.
How? It is literally worse than a 7600.
TBF if you have a 5070 or above you are cranking some ray tracing on or what's the point in cyberpunk with that kind of hardware so I'd say it seems to perform better on windows.
The GPU has a newer architecture and infinite cache which can make up for the difference, not to mention the way WAY better CPU. I still think the VRAM is a mistake, specially since it probably has a 128-bit bus, but I think all in all it will perform similarly, better here, worse there.
I said PS5, also, you'll be right no question at 4K, but this is PC is for playing at 1080p and 1440p, where the VRAM won't be an issue, specially compared to console like settings
But if you don't and instead have an AMD card (which are usually chosen due to lower pricing), you're better off with Linux. Potato potato
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Mister Wolf
going autistic over windows for some reason. Most others have just said "it depends", he's the one so far who clearly has a bone to pick here.
Just worth mentioning a game filling up the vram doesn't mean it's somehow nearing it's limits. Well optimized games (which is the case for DOOM DA) will generally try to use up as much VRAM as they can.
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I think you're reeeeally underestimate how important the CPU is for gaming. A mid CPU paired with the most excellent of GPUs results in a super stuttery experience, it's generally preferable to have a slightly worse GPU with a much better CPU.
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Sorry i offended your boyfriend Phill Spencer, you two can go kiss and make up now
