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Windows 11 scores dead last in gaming performance tests against 3 Linux gaming distros
(www.notebookcheck.net)
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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2023
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Testing done on specific hardware and not a broad spectrum of machines is as relevant as asking one person their political opinion and saying that applies to their whole nation.
Well sure but rephrased it's just "Three Linux distros that embarrass Windows 11 in gaming performance." which to me, is equally interesting.
article title: windows DEAD LAST!
also in the same article: "... When it comes to FPS, the overall leader in testing was Nobara Linux, with Arch Linux and Pop!_OS trailing by 1โ5%. Windows 11, however, was only 6% behind Nobara Linux. So, **there isn't a massive performance delta here, **"
is the point of article not to stroke the ego of the Linux absolutists that have some weird chip on their shoulders when it comes to video games?
No it hasn't, some games run better on the hardware tested when running Linux, some games don't work at all on Linux whereas all games run on Windows.
Come back when they test multiple machines running various hardware and when they compare the experience setting up said machines to actually run the games.
You're exactly the person this article was written for, someone who wants their opinion reinforced because they won't take the time to analyze the data presented.
gaming and the abundance of software and third party support and tutorials on windows is why I haven't taken the dive to linux yet. So yeah, if linux does gaming as well or better my migration is more and more likely.
I'm gonna be that Linux bro and tell you to switch ๐ I made the full switch earlier this year and I've been amazed by how good proton is. There's only been one game I couldn't get to run until I did by installing some Microsoft VC runtime. Give it a shot! You just might be pleasantly surprised as I was.