• @Moghul
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    111 months ago

    Can’t speak about the rest but

    C2077 ran like a slog at best, if it even started, so I never bothered again.

    Works fine on my 3070. Actually worked on release too. I’m on medium-high graphics 60fps in 4k.

    • @[email protected]
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      011 months ago

      I have a 1660 super, its a prebuilt.

      Good that you can run it well, but some people cant just splurge on an overvalued and overpriced card so an unoptimized game may run reasonably well.

      • @Sanctus
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        311 months ago

        Okay but with a 1660 super even on Windows that game won’t run too well. I know its above minimum reqs but that card is old. Even my 2080 TI is starting to show some age with framerates and what.

        • @[email protected]
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          211 months ago

          just because its not a sparkly shiny new card doesnt mean a miserable performance (for me) compared to the windows counterpart should be acceptable.

          If id switch to windows right now i could still play c2077 in a perfectly playable state, if i where inclined to do so.

        • @Moghul
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          111 months ago

          ITT: People getting mad for saying a 3 generations, 4 year old low end gpu is the issue

      • @Moghul
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        311 months ago

        I mean, then it’s not really linux, is it?

        As for the card, I bought it before it became apparent how overpriced it was, and it was a major upgrade from my second hand 970 anyway. And I didn’t splurge, I saved and bought what I thought made sense for me, when I could’ve ‘splurged’ on a 3080.

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          -111 months ago

          on windows it would still be very much perfectly playable, on linux? it was a slideshow