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Good news for all, as F1 2017 [Steam, Feral Store] for Linux will work on both NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards with Vulkan goodness.

If you blinked one too many times and managed to miss it, Feral Interactive confirmed previously that F1 2017 on Linux will use Vulkan. This made a few people think AMD support might be a bit iffy, but I'm glad to see Feral is once again supporting Mesa!

Minimum specs:

  • 3.3Ghz Intel Core i3-3225
  • Ubuntu 17.04
  • 4GB RAM
  • 2GB NVIDIA 680 or 3rd Generation AMD Graphics Core Next (Volcanic Islands) graphics card or better.

Recommended specs:

  • 3.5Ghz Intel Core i5-6600K
  • 8GB RAM
  • 8GB NVIDIA 1070 graphics card or better.

Intel graphics cards are not supported. NVIDIA graphics cards require drivers 384.90 or later. AMD graphics cards require Mesa drivers 17.2.2.

Find the official Feral news post here.

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aejsmith Nov 1, 2017
I said to use the NVIDIA installer "if necessary" :) Definitely if there's a PPA or whatever available then it'd be better to use that. I just meant to install it manually if you have no better option to get that version.
musojon74 Nov 1, 2017
I got 384.90 on 16.04 with the extra repo. Interestingly vulkan support was broken and needs a json file tweak. If you have vulkan issues google driver name and vulkan and json.
EDIT I'm in an ok mood so here:

https://askubuntu.com/questions/967335/vulkan-does-not-work


Last edited by musojon74 on 1 November 2017 at 8:59 am UTC
Narvarth Nov 1, 2017
Quoting: scaineYou've got to be joking, right? Installing drivers... from a website? Not having to deal with that, ever, is one of Linux's greatest joys.

More seriously, the last time I tried to install Nvidia's driver from their website, I gave up. It's a weird process involving downloading a tarball, extracting, setting executable, running, specifying a bunch of parameters, and the end result is... a DEB file!

You can try smxi. This script will download the driver, install it and deal with the parameters. It is really robust.
habeascorpse Nov 1, 2017
Will this game runs in a gtx 1050ti on fullhd?
0aTT Nov 1, 2017
Quoting: aejsmithI said to use the NVIDIA installer "if necessary" :) Definitely if there's a PPA or whatever available then it'd be better to use that. I just meant to install it manually if you have no better option to get that version.

Thank you for clarification.
ageres Nov 1, 2017
Once again, no AMD CPUs are mentioned.
crt0mega Nov 1, 2017
Quoting: ageresOnce again, no AMD CPUs are mentioned.
I guess any comparable 'dozer or 'zen should be fine. :)
Xpander Nov 1, 2017
Quoting: ageresOnce again, no AMD CPUs are mentioned.

6600K is mentioned at 3,5ghz and since we know that Ryzen instructions clock per clock is pretty close to skylake, it should also mean that 3.5ghz ryzen cpu is recommended.
ageres Nov 1, 2017
Maybe they should, but it doesn't mean they would. Many Feral games perform poorly with my FX-8350, including Grid Autosport, Mad Max, Life Is Strange. Newer games perform better than older ones, but still much worse than their Windows versions.
If Feral don't note AMD, that means they don't guarantee their game will run fine unless you have Intel and they haven't been testing it on AMD.
j_c_p Nov 1, 2017
Quoting: ageresOnce again, no AMD CPUs are mentioned.
That's my question too as I've got an AMD CPU (Phenom II X6-1100T) and a GTX 960 4Go as graphic card.

Will that game work with my config (1680x1050) ?


Last edited by j_c_p on 1 November 2017 at 2:11 pm UTC
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