Which version was that introduced in? 6.9?

Note that 1660 ti and 1060 are from an entirely different generation of product; one is Turing the other Pascal.

Are you sure you replied to the correct comment?

Yeah, that has been the largest pain point for all these years I heard.

Nvidia has been slowly trying to open a little over the years; first GBM support in the proprietary driver then the open OOT module and finally GSP firmwares for the kernel; allowing an OSS kernel module to exist.

The OSS graphics community has obviously shown that it doesn’t want Nvidia’s open module (which is tied to the proprietary driver anyways) and would rather build out its own OSS drivers atop an adapted Nouveau/NOVA. Perhaps Nvidia finally realised this?

I’m sceptical too but for now this appears to be an actually good move from Nvidia?

Certainly better than the U.S. in that regard but I wouldn’t consider Germany “resilient” either.

I’m not familiar with the game or how it should look like but it is quite old and was considered quite intensive at the time which may explain some of the effects present here.

I can give some general observations and tips though:

• The fizzling you prominently see here exists to mask LOD (level of detail) transitions
• LOD appears to be quite low overall; especially textures in the distance

I’d google for LOD issues in AC:Unity.

Have you tried regular Proton? Just to make sure GE’s patches don’t interfere here.

They don’t need to RE it; they have access to the full spec and everything for their Windows drivers anyways. They’d open themselves up for litigation if they implemented this behind the forum’s back though and that’s something AMD (understandably) simply won’t do.

Valve actively maintains SteamVR and put in a lot of work for Linux compatibility

You have never used SteamVR on Linux, have you?

To use business lingo, blocking Linux support is just leaving money on the table.

And not even a little.

The current HW survery says that about 1.9% of Steam users are on Linux. According to 3rd party sources, there’s on the order of 120M to 130M people who used Steam this year. Extrapolating the HW survey, that’s about 2.5M Linux on Linux users.

Fortnite is leaving money from ~2.5M possible customers on the table because of stupid ideology.

Impressive to see it correctly render such a modern game and even at something approaching playable frame rates at high resolution? What is this magic?

I assume reclocking was used here?

Nope, way too young for that. The most boomery shooter I ever played before that is probably Tribes Ascend.

The mode we played didn’t. I’m sure there are ways to configure this.

I didn’t like how you had to pick up weapons from the map in the normal modes when I played on a LAN but instagib mode was hella fun. Fragging three people while bunny-hopping into the flag room and fragging two more on the way out is something you just have to experience.

That looks absolutely fine.

If you enter vulkaninfo into a teriminal, which driver does it use? You want RADV; 23.something or later. If it says AMDVLK, you want to uninstall that.

Which kernel are you using? You probably want the latest kernel (6.5) right now.

With the latest Proton 8, it should work OOTB; launcher and all.

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Almost looks like they were swapped.