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>> up to 32% faster > Average FPS gain (Linux vs Windows) > +6.6 FPS (+13.47%)
by justsomehnguy 1y ago
>> up to 32% faster
> Average FPS gain (Linux vs Windows)
> +6.6 FPS (+13.47%)
- mulmen 1y agoThe claim is “up to” which appears to be true of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.
- dangus 1y agoYes, that’s how averages work. “Up to” is the maximum number. “Average” is the sum of all the data points divided by the quantity of data points.
- debugnik 1y agoRelative FPS gain is a meaningless metric anyway. Going from 30 to 36 FPS is -5.5 ms/frame, going from 60 to 66 FPS is -1.5 ms/frame. Taking the average of that is even more meaningless. If they insist in comparing FPS instead of frame times, they should have simply compared the two harmonic means.
- dijit 1y agoOh no? only 13.47% on average for a single title? Thats only 4 generations of improvement for intel CPUs. :(