Quoting: Audi

Quoting: Guest...

It still looks like it's not a huge achievement. The GTX 1080 is 4 years old in a few month while the 5700 XT was released Q3 2019 which is not a year ago. And has the same performance as the GTX 1080 (-1% with out BIOS and ACO update) which is pretty bad for a 2019 GPU vs a 2016 GPU.

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The 5700 XT's launch price was nearly half that of the 1080. 25% smaller die size while having 3 million more transistors, due to newer process size. While in Linux, the two are in most cases, performing the same (room for AMD drivers to improve) in Windows, the 5700 XT is on average, 20% faster.

Hence why GamersNexus rated it best GPU of 2019.

I imagine, in 6-12 months, drivers for Navi will improve, and the 5700 (along with all other Navi/RDNA 1.0 cards) will perform at least 10% and maybe even up to 20% faster than it does now. And that from open source drivers, that are in the kernel, available right from fresh install of Linux, in any distribution, not needing to mess with the installation of binary drivers.

Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: pete910Keeps getting refused, Whats the link to do a ticket to valve ?

Account details -> Purchase history -> rocket league -> I have a question about this purchase -> write to valve

Quoting: pete910Just requested refunds on all gift purchases too.

£134 worth + £15 for my original

Guess Linux don't pay :dizzy:

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Quoting: pete910

Quoting: GuestIf that were true, their whole operation would have had to be in the red for the last few years.

Got a link to that ?

How would a link for an "if it were true..." look like?

It's logic: If porting games that work on WINE wouldn't be viable for them, then they would have stopped quite some time ago already.

Quoting: GuestIf that were true, their whole operation would have had to be in the red for the last few years.