Quoting: dubigrasuWell, I guess is to be expected from a Linux user (I mean me), but I don't believe those numbers.
He's also talking about differences in image quality and I didn't really see any.

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Quoting: SirBubblesAnyone here getting rubbish performance whilst using an AMD cpu? I have an 8320 and am getting terrible performance at a point fairly early in the game. Lots of people, fire effects and outdoor stuff. I got 13 fps in one area. I have an nvidia 970 and 16 gigs of ram and have high texture quality, 1440x900 resolution and most everything else on normal.

I think this might be a common theme with Feral ports. Shadow Of Mordor also has poor performance on my system, also XCOM 2.

Yeah same here, with well, pretty much same spec's, AMD FX-8320, GTX 970, 16GB ram @1866MHz, playing at 2560x1440. Everyting ultra, except antialiasing. Rain + fire and running around = 13 fps =), at the same time cpu load not much and gpu mostly not too busy, some 99% but at those times the fps was 50+, gpu mem max 59% so no problem there. Heres a graph of 1h playing (memory is actually 4GB used not 1% like psensors reports) LINK [External Link]

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Quoting: theRealPadsterIt was always known for being very well-optimised. The sad thing is, running the same settings on Windows and Linux I get maybe 65-75% of the performance on Linux. :/

On saints row 3 for example, I get around 70% the windows performance on nvidia card, and the same pattern keeps repeating on most of the linux games. I guess is the best we can get from an engine not optimized for opengl.

I'm definitely not an expert, but from what I understand there is a substantial performance loss when going from DirectX to OpenGL as the original engine was built towards DX9 or 11. This is why Arma III for example performs better than a native port - a well optimized wrapper avoids the problem and provides very Windows like gaming experience. Still, TR was pretty decently optimized on Windows, so the performance hit is not a problematic this time.

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Quoting: GirlGamerHere, size and download.

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Download size here is 9.5GB (no DLCs). Steam page says 15GB installed.