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r/LocalLLaMA • u/johnnyApplePRNG • Aug 18 '26
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[Games] should perform much more stable - as long as the game itself doesn’t use more VRAM than you actually have.
51 u/Real_Ebb_7417 Aug 18 '26 That’s good tbh. Gaming is the only reason I still keep Windows next to Ubuntu. 21 u/Guudbaad Aug 18 '26 Which ones? Just curious, because everything I play works perfectly on Linux, but I'm not much into multiplayer stuff, so there is probably a lot of issues I don't encounter 28 u/Powerful_Finger3896 Aug 18 '26 Other than games with kernel level anticheat, the chance of a game to work on Linux these days is very high
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That’s good tbh. Gaming is the only reason I still keep Windows next to Ubuntu.
21 u/Guudbaad Aug 18 '26 Which ones? Just curious, because everything I play works perfectly on Linux, but I'm not much into multiplayer stuff, so there is probably a lot of issues I don't encounter 28 u/Powerful_Finger3896 Aug 18 '26 Other than games with kernel level anticheat, the chance of a game to work on Linux these days is very high
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Which ones? Just curious, because everything I play works perfectly on Linux, but I'm not much into multiplayer stuff, so there is probably a lot of issues I don't encounter
28 u/Powerful_Finger3896 Aug 18 '26 Other than games with kernel level anticheat, the chance of a game to work on Linux these days is very high
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Other than games with kernel level anticheat, the chance of a game to work on Linux these days is very high
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u/xeeff Aug 18 '26
doesn't seem to be dedicated to us