We have heard from lots of different people about the difference in performance between Windows and Linux, next up is Alien: Isolation.
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Feral Interactive ported Alien: Isolation to Linux, and it was released on 27th October 2015 for us.
What are your thoughts?
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Feral Interactive ported Alien: Isolation to Linux, and it was released on 27th October 2015 for us.
What are your thoughts?
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It's a very interesting video.
I haven't checked very well, but judging by the FPS the game is slower under Linux: NVidia is 30% slower and AMD 50%.
Overall visual quality seems very close to me on every platform/card.
I haven't checked very well, but judging by the FPS the game is slower under Linux: NVidia is 30% slower and AMD 50%.
Overall visual quality seems very close to me on every platform/card.
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is it a native build or a port?
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The game is perfectly playable with this FPS, but the difference is very big. VULKAN!!!!! WHERE ARE YOU!!!!!
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What GPUs, what driver, why Ubuntu for AMD and why SteamOS for nVidia.
Whoever did this should be ashamed that these questions rise and stay unanswered.
What a pointless waste of time and effort.
Whoever did this should be ashamed that these questions rise and stay unanswered.
What a pointless waste of time and effort.
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I have 3 thoughts:
1. Performance is about where I'd expect it, NVidia SteamOS is quite decent, while not running the latest drivers.
2. I should get this game.
3. I should first get better hardware.
1. Performance is about where I'd expect it, NVidia SteamOS is quite decent, while not running the latest drivers.
2. I should get this game.
3. I should first get better hardware.
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Quoting: nattydreadis it a native build or a port?
It was ported by Feral Interactive, and it is native. A port doesn't make something not native.
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Quoting: aristoriasWhat GPUs, what driver, why Ubuntu for AMD and why SteamOS for nVidia.
Whoever did this should be ashamed that these questions rise and stay unanswered.
What a pointless waste of time and effort.
They are at the very start of the video, try watching it.
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It happens with this specific game.
Linux and windows come head to head when it has to do with NVidia.
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=nvidia-win10-ubuntu15&num=1
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=steamos-ubuntu-faster&num=1
Linux and windows come head to head when it has to do with NVidia.
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=nvidia-win10-ubuntu15&num=1
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=steamos-ubuntu-faster&num=1
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Quoting: TheBossQuoting: nattydreadis it a native build or a port?
It was ported by Feral Interactive, and it is native. A port doesn't make something not native.
well what I mean perhaps is: does it use a wrapper to DirectX or does it directly use OpenGL? There must be some reason it doesn't perform as well on SteamOS.
Last edited by nattydread on 18 November 2015 at 12:09 pm UTC
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Quoting: aristoriasWhat GPUs, what driver, why Ubuntu for AMD and why SteamOS for nVidia.Apart from the video where the specs are listed, a bunch of additional details are given in the description.
Whoever did this should be ashamed that these questions rise and stay unanswered.
What a pointless waste of time and effort.
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