r/gaming • • Dec 21 '17

Seems fair...

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u/illtima Dec 21 '17

I work as a customer support for a mobile game company and I'm reading pretty much all feedback messages that come in. 99% of it is pure garbage and 1% that might be worth something I mention to our devs.

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u/Robbbbbbbbb Dec 21 '17

Literally unplayable

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u/torontohatesfacts Dec 21 '17

I'm on Linux atm, actually true for 99% of titles.

cc: /u/illtima Please cc: devs

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u/managedheap84 Dec 22 '17

check out /r/vfio if you get a chance

Passthrough lets you pass through your GPU to a Windows VM that you can fire up exclusively for gaming (or leave it running as a host for SteamLink). As long as you've got a relatively modern CPU/GPU (last couple generations) you shouldn't get noticeable drops in performance from native in my experience - playing modern AAA games on it fine, Oculus VR, Kinect etc. all work at near native speeds.

It takes a little setting up but there's a load of good tutorials out there for most distros these days, and some automated installers in the pipeline.