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Just not if you’re interested in HDR and have an NVIDIA card :( (yep it’s improved heaps, I’m just impatiently waiting for the next new feature branch release p
by Fr0styMatt88 2y ago
Just not if you’re interested in HDR and have an NVIDIA card :( (yep it’s improved heaps, I’m just impatiently waiting for the next new feature branch release past 560.35.02 that hopefully fixes colour desaturation in HDR).
Also, I’m really curious how Big Picture can be so broken on NVIDIA. It’s a webview driven by Chromium AFAIK, does general Chrome suffer the same?
In all seriousness though, everything else is pretty amazing. Proton is awesome.
- nobodyandproud 2y agoDoes this meaning gaming with the Radeon is feasible? I don’t bleeding edge cards, but I’m also thinking about moving my gaming machine away from Windows.
- Fr0styMatt88 2y agoHonestly gaming with either is feasible. HDR in general on the Linux desktop is just in an early phase. I think AMD is just better supported because it’s the hardware the Steam Deck runs on and the fact that AMD is way more open-source friendly. I’ve seen people on Reddit report issues with both types of card, so it’s really just try it and see for your particular setup.
- recursivecaveat 2y agoFor some games it's perfect, others more dubious. If you look up what you're interested in on protondb it can give you a good idea of the odds things will work well on your setup.