If you only look at $/hr, there are some 70 hr games which milk your time and should have been shorter, like Assassin’s Creed, and then there are short, story rich games, like Outer Wilds, which are absolutely worth it even at more than a dollar an hour.

I had the same experience on those three and popos with my 2070. Then I switched to Endeavoros and finally things worked. Since then, my Nvidia card works just as well as Windows.

Isn’t self not actually a keyword? Like you can name the first variable in a class method anything and it will behave like self.

The one with the magic conch.

Or the one where SpongeBob goes into other people’s dreams, but really just the squardward one.

Why wouldn’t a multiplayer-focused game be always online?

Yeah but that’s because they historically have been so different than the competition. But in this case they have had their lunch eaten by the steam deck, Rog ally, etc.

Anyone else feel like Nintendo is missing the boat here? Every day that goes by, the switch 2 becomes less exciting compared to the competition. They needed to release it 6 months ago.

Yes I am using KDE mainly because gnome felt too mac os to me. Also KDE supports HDR (somewhat).

Is there a way to change distro without losing steam installs?

Not an external drive, just my second nvme

Thanks for the recommendations everyone! I plan on keeping Linux on my second drive to continue playing around with it, but my gaming will probably go back to Windows. Might give bazzite or popos a try next.

Are you sharing steam library with windows? Why would you have an ntfs partition?

The stuttering is probably the compatibility layer, it doesn’t do it in helldivers, for instance. So I think it’s game specific

Thanks for the Hdr link. I have enabled it for desktop but didn’t realize steam was different.

For the brightness, HDR is enabled, but it seems like it “forgets” what brightness is supposed to be until I wiggle the slider. And every time I boot the pc the brightness needs to be at a different number to match my non HDR monitor. Probably just growing pains with a beta feature, I would guess.

Funny enough, helldivers was a game I didn’t have a problem with haha

Thanks for the reply.

My main issue is stuttering with baldur’s gate 3 and elden ring, both performing worse than their windows equivalent installations. Also I got HDR working in the desktop with KDE plasma, but the option just isn’t available in games.

Finally, the brightness on my monitor seems to be all over the place.

For now I plan on keeping Linux on one of my drives (maybe try another distro, or just stick to less demanding games) and using Windows for AAA games.

It’s a wireless Logitech with a little USB dongle. It works from the bios so I wasn’t sure what was up with that.

Interesting. What issues are there with Nvidia? I was able to get the kernal drivers installed without issue.

I use Linux at work, so I am a least familiar with how to tinker with it, but it just can’t seem to find the right settings to get things running smoothly. I can’t imagine a different distro would be any different.

Better title: Maybe you’re gonna be the one that saves money