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Linux vs Windows tested in 10 games - Linux 17% faster on Average
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I bet they used a base Windows system without optimizing it. I respect Linux but when it comes to gaming it will never overtake Windows.
I just installed the systems and followed the normal procedure of what any normal user would do. If you can't deal with the facts that's your problem.
Did you do the same with the Linux machine?
Because I doubt many normal users will be able to prepare a Linux machine to play games unless it is something like a Steam deck.
Your doubts re completely unfounded. Linux was set up in 5 mins, I just installed OpenSUSE, installed Steam and ran the games, since the AMD/Intel drivers are included in the kernel.
On Windows I had to set up for like 45 mins until the installation and all the updates and drivers were done.