There seems to be a mem leak with the game for some people. I did not experience that myself during my 3h (and 2x 2h sessions) of playing though . So it might depend on many factors... just a warning. edit: Seems theres a confirmation that mem allocation leak happens with RADV, but not with AMDVLK.

For Compatibility I chose Steam Linux Runtime. It initially downloaded a 100MB+ update (was running in Proton), but then wouldn't launch, I uninstalled it and am reinstalling now. Hope it works! Running Manjaro with 5700XT. EDIT: _RUNS WONDERFULLY!!!_

Thx for the video. I think I will wait, until they fix issues. And test more with both Mesa radv and AMDVLK. I am also not a fan of their EULA either.

@xpander69

3 жыл бұрын

Fingers crossed!

i'm amazed by the performance. i knew that it would perform well because of vulkan, but i thought that it might be a bit much for my rx 570. seeing that a 1080 ti can put out 100+ fps on ultra (at least in this level) makes me think that getting around 60 fps on somewhat lower settings in 2560x1440 might not be too far fetched. i wanna play through 2033 and last light first before i dive into this one, but i'm kinda hyped (granted that mesa hopefully works by then) :D

@xpander69

3 жыл бұрын

there are some areas (more open areas) where fps drops down to 60, but its its quite rare.. mostly its around 90 fps.. and its 1440p. i think RX570 can handle this game 60+ at high and 1080p

@frederikholfeld868

3 жыл бұрын

@@xpander69 yeah, the open world is probably more demanding. they put resolution scaling back in i assume, so that would make running it at 1920x1080, or whatever the result of the available values would be, more feasible because the ui is still native 2560x1440. what would be amazing though is if the vulkan multi-gpu extension was functional to a degree so that i could slap my rx 390 in the pc and get some crazy performance boost from that. but i assume the linux port doesn't provide that :D

@xpander69

3 жыл бұрын

@@frederikholfeld868 i have no idea about it, but the resolution scales with the screen just fine, didnt check if UI is different.

@frederikholfeld868

3 жыл бұрын

@@xpander69 the redux games had an option where you could set the 3d-resolution to a higher or lower resolution compared to the window itself. so 3d would be rendered in 720p for example and then upscaled to 1440p, and the ui is rendered normally at 1440p, so you get almost the same performance as when playing in 720p but you get a crisp 1440p ui. however, it seems this option isn't present in the linux port unfortunately :(

I would like to see RTX and DLSS working under Linux, but here you don't have one of those cards?

@xpander69

3 жыл бұрын

RT works, just with my pascal GPU the perf is not there, obviously. With turing and ampere i think you can get decent experience with it. DLSS is not supported on linux afaik.

@PRiMETECHAU

3 жыл бұрын

@@xpander69 Linux has DLSS

@xpander69

3 жыл бұрын

​@@PRiMETECHAU hmm yeah.. i did some digging and found nvidia reply The driver supports DLSS and NGX Features via the NGX component starting with release series 450. However DLSS and NGX Feature support may differ between versions as these aren’t driver components, so it’s best to check in support audiences for those specific components. With that in mind having worked on the implementation I know that: DLSS has support for Linux with DLSS 2.0 and above. DLSS versions prior to 2.0 are not supported on Linux.

does this have physx working ?

@xpander69

3 жыл бұрын

yes

does it work on Ubuntu 18?

@xpander69

2 жыл бұрын

minimum requirement is Ubuntu 20, so no, it wont work probably due to outdated kernel/drivers/libraries