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Linux gaming is getting faster because Windows APIs are becoming Linux kernel features
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Threatening to? When was the last time you used Windows? Maybe you've forgotten just how much of a slug it is for gaming. Hell, just opening Steam can be a five minute ordeal depending on what Microsoft wants you to do first.
Excuse me? Windows sucks on every front, not only for gaming. Get your facts right! /s
Sounds like you're not running 32 ssd's in raid 0 ๐
....god... god fucking damnit.
IN THIS ECONOMY?
yeah switching to Linux is likely a lot less work if you factor in the price of the hardware you need to run games windows 11 smoothly at your current pay per hour(or salary/hours worked)...
Unless you "need" to play a game that uses "kernel level anti cheat"... then you're SoL... ๐
My brother ordered an ssd and amazon sent him like 12.
I so wanted him to make a huge raid 0.
If you count all the aggressive pop ups and prompts and notifications and other bullshit that you can't turn off any time you try to just use your own fucking computer... 10 minutes from power button to game launch. Linux? Less than 2.