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System: AMD Ryzen 7 1700X 3.92Ghz, 32GB DDR4 2800CL14, GTX 1070, nvidia drivers 390.25
GW2:
without patches: 25-50 FPS
pba patched: 45-70 FPS
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Battlerite:
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pba patched: 60-90 FPS
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Warhammer Online:
Didnt work with the pba patches, character rendered but all world was just black
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Did some tests in Lions Arch. the performance improved definitely. It went from ~25fps up to ~40fps on high settings. In other areas I have up to 120fps
Resolution: 1920*1080
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Impressive, which build did you use?
@Xpander: Does Battlerite render correctly with those patches? Game looks interesting might give it a try :-)
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Or do you mean if I use Gw2 32bit or 64bit? It is 64bit if that answers your question :)
Or do you actually mean ingame. On my main, which is a necro, I am still on power reaper because that is fun for regular pve and dungeons imo. Though I have 15 chars of which are 11 fully equipped with ascended gear and some legendaries. On those I have most meta builds like chrono, condi beastmaster, heal druid, dragonhunter,... you name it ^^
Btw do you know if there is some kind of GoL or Linux guild? :)
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didn't see any graphical issues, but i only tested one map. Its quite a fun game and runs good also. It ran fairly fine without the patches also, just bigger action with more spelleffects dropped the framerate, but with pba patches it drops way less
about guild wars 2, i didnt try Lions Arch, just some random map and there was some live event next to me which with regular wine dropped fps down to 25 fps (about 10-15 people size event)
and yeah i used 64bit executable as well and my resolution for all these games is 2560x1440, even though that doesnt matter much i guess for those games as i didnt see GPU usage go above 60%
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I meant, where did you get the Wine build from, I read lutris is providing new builds regularly.
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This one
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https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qgsnoRqonmfTkBdmfbWm-MnqSmqAayhw
just run
makepkg
or if you dont have dependecies installed
makepkg -ci
World of Warcraft Testing:
Questing Legion content 50-150 FPS, mostly around 70-80
Orgrimmar in the middle (lots of people) 40-60 FPS
Settings: 2560x1440, quality slider 7, FPS caps removed 64bit WoW executable, CSMT enabled, DX11 mode
System:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1700X @ 3.92GHz
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070
RAM: 32GB @ 2800 CL14
Monitor: 2560x1440
SSD: Samsung 960 nvme for system, Samsung 850 Evo for a Game
Distro: Arch Linux
DE: MATE 1.20
Kernel: 4.15
GPU Driver: 390.25
I still have some weird stuttering at times when turning with mouse. Doesnt happen when turning with A and D keys. Maybe WoW/wine do not like 1000hz polling or high dpi.
Weird mouse movement video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1meBtGXaQFwxG6V04Ex3-6KqLlQ8TLxnm/view tried to move mouse with the same speed all the time.