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I have played this on both windows and linux. Linux does not seem to have the I/O problem, but the frame rate is lower. when I say this, it is just by visual observation, linux seems much smoother even with a lower frame rate.

Update desktop everyday, server usually once a month, been running arch on both since 2017.

I live in northern indiana, there is a 5g cell tower about 4 mile from my house. I live down in a valley, so that probably doesn't help. I did not have high hopes when I ordered it and have been basically testing for about a month. So far I am impressed and will be ditching ATT.

I received the t-mobile gateway about a month ago, I have a weak signal (two bars) but get between 200 and 300 mbits down and 10 up.

the link worked earlier, not working now.

if using an Nvidia card, make sure you also download the headers and nvidia-dkms also, here is the steam discussion thread that also has info for ubuntu kernels.

its the stock arch kernel, but with this patch applied before compiling.

If you have not tried Steams Fsync patch, I highly recommend giving it a try. I have been playing Greedfall and under the stock kernel it runs at about half the frame rate as Windows , with the patch it run just as fast or faster than windows. if you are running Arch, here is a link to the...

glxinfo output: Extended renderer info (GLX_MESA_query_renderer): Vendor: X.Org (0x1002) Device: AMD NAVI10 (DRM 3.33.0, 5.3.0-rc8-mainline, LLVM 10.0.0) (0x731f) Version: 19.3.0 Accelerated: yes Video memory: 8176MB Unified memory: no Preferred profile: core (0x1)...

Running Arch here with a 5700 XT. I don't bother with 32 bit, use default Mesa and LLVM for that. I am running the same kernel a you are, with the latest dev build of LLVM 10.0 and Mesa 19.3. Also, I am using the firmware from here. All steam games that worked before the graphic card upgrade...

I don't know about Hyper-v but in VirtualBox and many PC's in EFI mode grubx64.efi needs to be moved or copied to bootx64.efi

I'm not sure what guide your talking about, but here is the installation guide.

I know nothing about RUFUS, but i am guessing it creates an EFI partition, most motherboards will only boot from a fat32 partition. it looks to me that this USB drive has previously been used as an MBR device, set your bios to boot only from EFI device and see what happens

It will work, but some features will be missing in the compiler.

According to your glxinfo post you have 6.0

don't you need LLVM 7.0 or later for Mesa 18?

wasn't this provided by Nvidia? http://www.hardocp.com/image.html?image=MTQxMTk3NjU5NW5pdEZaMTFFZzFfMV8yX2wuZ2lm

Window 8.1 64 bit here, just re-installed from steam, both Titan Quest, and Immortal Throne run fine, sound also seems ok.

" Well before the Facebook transaction was announced, Mr. Luckey acknowledged in writing ZeniMax’s legal ownership of this intellectual property" http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/216776/Zenimax_Oculus_in_legal_dispute_and_John_Carmacks_caught_in_the_middle.php

I have played about two hours, think I'll wait till the "True Audio" patch comes out before continuing.

So same score they gave Bioshock Infinity

Seems Nvidia is already using a proprietary API, do you have an option to turn it off? http://wccftech.com/battlefield-4-frostbite-3-support-amd-mantle-nvidia-nvapi-apis-pc-optimizations/

Same BS as ever from nvidia, you act like AMD does not have an H.264 encoder.

Your just streaming video, how is that going to take extra time coding and developing?

920x1080 per eye is what your looking forward too? I was hoping for something better, being so close to your eyes.

Battlefield 4 Demo Ran on AMD Radeon HD 7990 'Malta' Video Card

For AMD cards, in CCC go to "My Digital Flat-Panel > Pixel Format, and make your selection.

Epyx Fastload cartridge helped alot. As for the reason the 1541 was so slow. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_loader

Who care when they file for a trademark, all I see here is a fa**** that loves to pay a hundred dollars for an upgrade, when they could be spending only twenty.

Because during the conversion process, ISP's will be using an internal NAT, so many people may be using the same IPv4 address.

49 here, first online game, if thats what you could call it, was Empire running on an Xerox Alto.

Just bought Alan Wake, tried it on my laptop with Nvidia graphics, all kinds of weird tree and foliage flickering, glad I have AMD on my desktop. I really wish Nvidia had decent drivers.

Sounds like he is talking about right now, not months ago.

Hey, where did all of trinibwoy's post go?

Make you wonder, why you have to go for a high priced CPU to get the same performance that you can get with a mid range CPU and AMD GPU, are Nvidia drivers that inefficient?

To bad Nvidia's filter setting don't change anything. http://forum.beyond3d.com/showthread.php?t=59133

Have played for 57 hours so far, and only had one crash. I also had the frame rate drop by half once, after about 5 hours of play.

Nope, 64 TMU's http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_GTX_580/1.html

Well since this GPU was paper launched in 2009, I hope it actually makes it out this year. Anyone ever remember a paper launch that lasted more than a year?

I only had stuttering issue at the beginning, in the tutorial. So I loaded an old save, and the stuttering seems to be gone.