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Star Citizen - Nobara 39 (Linux) - VULKAN Performance Test
OS: Nobara Linux 39
Kernel: 6.8.7-201.fsync.fc39.x86_64 (64-bit)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7950X3D
GPU: ASUS 3090 Strix OC
Wine: GE-Proton9-5 (github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases/tag/GE-Proton9-5)
DXVK/D3D test: czcams.com/video/NCZnREdS5hs/video.html
Kernel: 6.8.7-201.fsync.fc39.x86_64 (64-bit)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7950X3D
GPU: ASUS 3090 Strix OC
Wine: GE-Proton9-5 (github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases/tag/GE-Proton9-5)
DXVK/D3D test: czcams.com/video/NCZnREdS5hs/video.html
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Star Citizen - Nobara 39 (Linux) - DXVK/D3D Performance Test
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OS: Nobara Linux 39 Kernel: 6.8.7-201.fsync.fc39.x86_64 (64-bit) CPU: AMD Ryzen 7950X3D GPU: ASUS 3090 Strix OC DXVK: dxvk-gplasync-v2.3.1-1 (gitlab.com/Ph42oN/dxvk-gplasync/-/releases/v2.3.1-1) Wine: GE-Proton9-5 (github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases/tag/GE-Proton9-5) VKD3D: vkd3d-proton-2.12 (github.com/HansKristian-Work/vkd3d-proton/releases/tag/v2.12) Initial shader run alre...
Remnant II - Nobara 38 (Linux) - Performance Test
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OS: Nobara Linux 38 Kernel: 6.4.10-202.fsync.fc38.x86_64 (64-bit) CPU: AMD Ryzen 5950X GPU: ASUS 3090 Strix OC Graphics: 2560x1440@DLSS DLAA - ULTRA Engine: Steam Proton Experimental GameMode: github.com/FeralInteractive/gamemode Steam Launch Options: gamemoderun %command% Note: Don't mind the crappy gameplay. 😁 Focus was on gaming performance so I did not pay much attention to the rest.
Star Citizen - Nobara 38 (Linux) - Performance Test
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OS: Nobara Linux 38 Kernel: 6.4.10-202.fsync.fc38.x86_64 (64-bit) CPU: AMD Ryzen 5950X GPU: ASUS 3090 Strix OC DXVK: dxvk-gplasync-v2.2-4 (gitlab.com/Ph42oN/dxvk-gplasync/-/releases/v2.2-4) Wine: GE-Proton8-14 (github.com/GloriousEggroll/proton-ge-custom/releases/tag/GE-Proton8-14) VKD3D: vkd3d-proton-2.9 (github.com/HansKristian-Work/vkd3d-proton/releases/tag/v2.9) No initial shader run.
Star Citizen Linux Nobara 36 / dxvk-sc-async-2.0 FPS Test
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OS: Nobara 36 CPU: AMD Ryzen 5950X GPU: ASUS 3090 Strix OC Lutris environment: - lutris-GE-Proton7-34-x86_64 - dxvk-sc-async-2.0 - vkd3d-proton-2.7
Rise of the Tomb Raider - The Cistern (Unofficial OST - Ingame Version)
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This is a recorded and edited version of the ingame version of "The Cistern". It contains both verses. All unnecessary and annoying sounds were removed, second verse is just longyfied. I recorded both verses from the PS4 edition of Rise of the Tomb Raider via optical out, so i could get it as clean as possible. Verse 1: 0:00 - 4:21 Verse 2: 4:22 - 11:22 Actually this is the best version on CZca...
Dragobrath - Celestial Glass Beads (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
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Album: WhisperHerbs Release Year: 2011 Genre: Black Metal
Dragobrath - Along the Boundless Elbowroom of Fields (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
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Dragobrath - Along the Boundless Elbowroom of Fields (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
Dragobrath - Heather Strongholds (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
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Dragobrath - Heather Strongholds (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
Dragobrath - WhisperHerbs (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
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Dragobrath - WhisperHerbs (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
Dragobrath - Cover the Earth with a Rainkisses (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
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Dragobrath - Cover the Earth with a Rainkisses (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
Dragobrath - Night Is Crawling and Gulps Herbal Milk (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
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Dragobrath - Night Is Crawling and Gulps Herbal Milk (WhisperHerbs - 2011)
FF DIssidia Gameplay - Lvl 100 Sephiroth vs. Lvl 100 Cloud
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FF DIssidia Gameplay - Lvl 100 Sephiroth vs. Lvl 100 Cloud
Mass Effect 3 - Unreleased OST - Catalyst conversation - 10 Mins
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Mass Effect 3 - Unreleased OST - Catalyst conversation - 10 Mins
Dissidia 012 duodecim - lvl 1 vs lvl 100
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Dissidia 012 duodecim - lvl 1 vs lvl 100
Would love some tried Linux today couldn’t figure how to install sc wanna help? Also I have lcd aio couldn’t get that to work on Linux and couldn’t get motherboard to install?.. is it even possible?
@@randyscharf1505 if you struggle with Linux and want a good gaming experience I'd recommend installing Nobara. GE does the heavy lifting for you so you don't have to tinker around as much. Regarding your aio you may give liquidctl a shot. Not sure if it supports lcd screens tho. Also no need to "install" motherboard drivers since most of them should be in your Linux kernel already. For a smoother installation of Star Citizen you may find github.com/starcitizen-lug/lug-helper helpful. The script guides you through almost everything.
I switched to Linux ~3 weeks ago. And while I'm quite happy with Ubuntu, I wonder if Nobara wouldn't have been the better fit. Trying to decide right now if I should switch.
@@R1po Happy to see another fellow on the bright side of life 😁 Although I'd recommend Fedora (or Nobara in that regard) you can play SC on Ubuntu as well. The only downside would be that you'd miss out on a ton of optimizations GE did to the kernel and OS itself to make the gaming experience better. You could always do it by yourself, but it's a hassle tbh. SC will still run, tho. So you may give it a shot before you switch, just to see if you can keep your current setup or would be better off trying something else.
is linux better than windows
That really depends on the usage imo. I'd say yes, if you don't play competitive games that relies on kernel anti cheats or use software that's proprietary to windows without a decent alternative on linux. VR is something that gets better in Linux but is still far from being as reliable (at least in my case). You could use dual boot to see if that works best for you.
@@Thyrador I only play star citizen the persistent universe
@@jinz0 If your computer is beefy enough it'll benefit from Vulkan under Linux by a lot. On my tests I got a slightly better performance on Linux (using Vulkan) than on Windows. Compared to DX3D i have a way smoother experience (less stutters and micro lags) due to better frametime. Keep in mind that the Vulkan implementation is still beta, so they may break or optimize it in the next few patches. With DX3D I have a little less FPS on Linux. Its still close to Windows in most occasions. What are your hardware specs?
@@Thyrador if it's not a huge difference its probably not worth the risk / effort, im not that bad atm generally 50 fps at least
@@jinz0 The difference is not big, even on beefy systems. Basically the only reason to switch is if you don't like Windows or its poor privacy management. If that is of no concern to you, you probably will have a better experience on Windows unless CIG releases a native launcher for Linux and optimized Vulkan/the game.
Fantastic how well this works for you. I'm using Intel ARC on Nobara which works well for a while but then grinds l to a halt and dies (probably memory or swap issues). Regardless, I'm going to work at it because I'm determined to drop Windows.
I'm not very familiar with the Intel Arc generation but from what I've heard they mostly focus on DX12 optimization rather than Vulkan. Which is unfortunate if you want to play SC because you only have the choice of using DX11 or Vulkan. Not sure if Intel has changed much since that but I wish you the best in somehow being able to get acceptable performance in SC and leaving Windows behind.
I'm having a serious problem here on the pc. Whenever any application consumes 100% of my pc's ram, it crashes and only returns when I turn the pc off and on again. And when I try to open Star Citizen it consumes all the ram and crashes the pc. I have 20gb of ram. Ryzen 5 5600, rtx4060ti. Im using Zorin OS and Lutris to run the game.
That's to be expected to some degree. As you can see in the video on Vulkan it uses up to 30Gb of RAM. Even on DXVK it easily consumes around 30-35Gb of RAM. That'll probably change in the future, once it's optimized. Until then you better upgrade to at least 32Gb. I'd recommend even more, just to be sure in your case. Especially if you plan on continuing using Vulkan.
@@Thyrador I just found out that my pc is crashing because I don't have swap enabled. I've activated 22gb of swap here to see how it will behave.
Well, yeah that's one way to deal with it as well. But keep in mind that swap is magnitudes slower than RAM. Which is why I still recommend more RAM over swap.
@@Thyrador I activated swap here and the game opened and I was able to play normally using Vulkan, in the future I will buy more RAM.
I really did love every minute of this game.
Same here. I still listen to the OST regularly 😊
Nobara rules!
Byzantine Empire does not have good music, that’s criminal
what do you mean? They had great music
This music both delights, and haunts. Thank you!
im gonna try this tonight, ive got older hardware but i was running it on windows okay on that machine last year. wish me luck!
Much luck. If you can wait a little longer there'll be Vulkan coming next patch and I intend to conduct a test as well to see how good it will perform (hoping it'll run without major drawbacks). Currently it does perform worse on Windows, but who knows how that goes once it's not just implemented but also optimized.
Reminds me of Skyrim... that place called High Hrothgar, really fits well. Also going all around in tombs admiring how beautiful and amazing they look, and being so curious about the stories of the people that were inside, and the fights that was centuries ago, people fighting, crying, laughing, and everything, meanwhile it is actually in real life too, I love it so much, I wish I could be an actual archeologist, to know the past too... It's an amazing game, it is the best in the whole series.
Love the cello on this tune, also love how even though based in Germany now they still show their love for their native Kyrgyzstan and turkic Brothers and sisters.
Rise of the tomb raider is the best game in the trilogy
I agree
This band make perfect B.M.
Download the whole album please if you have it! This is a Masterpiece,
You can get the album there: sykdom.bandcamp.com/ Unfortunately it's missing a few tracks (they were only released on the physical disc)
@@Thyrador Thank you so much brother 👍 I had the physical copy at home, but now I am in another country. It’s fantastic to listen to it again. A Masterpiece
For some reason this type of music would fit in Star Wars Especially in Jedi fallen order when cal goes to ilum to build his lightsaber
Cal is gay
This is my thinking music.
Gods Divinie Metallix Songs
I hate that there are not other themes like this one on YT. I could really use them to support my TTRPG sessions. This is by far the most appealing. You can use it for exploring ruins of fallen civilization, abandoned mines and even foreshadowing or cliff hangers.
Wish you had tested it somewhere with foliage. I get mad flicking shader issues on Linux
You could add this as a launch parameter: VKD3D_DISABLE_EXTENSIONS=VK_EXT_mesh_shader This should fix the glitches/flickering for you.
Esse é o meu favorito da trilogia
O meu também 🔥
You in the Lug discord?
Yes I am. But not active. Why are you asking?
@@Thyrador was a good video and you're using Linux so I thought I'd ask if you happened to be in their. 🙂 They recently helped me a bunch with creating a swap file(I'm new to this Linux stuff) and are all around good people. I was thinking about nobora but jumped into arch instead and of course it's a lot to learn haha maybe I'll give this a go. Either way nice video and keep up the work.
@@Masta_E Ah, I see. I'm really not up to date what is going on in the group tbh, since I do it all by myself. The LUG installer had times where it wasn't up to date but it may be a good opportunity to check the group again to see what's going on I guess. :D
This should be called Challenge Tomb theme as this music plays in every Challenge Tomb and the Orrery
the shortened version of this track that's on the official released OST is called "The Cistern", hence the name here
Hi is there a way to help me i'm on nobara and i can't install StarCitizen on lutris, i dont have - dxvk-sc-async-2.0 - vkd3d-proton-2.7
Hey pal. If you're new you might check out github.com/starcitizen-lug/lug-helper These guys did a great job to make it as easy for beginners as possible. Just follow the instructions precisely and you should be good to go. Although they're not up to date most of the time but it's solid enough what they provide. If you need any further help just let me know.
If you can wait I may test the latest available packages next week and post a new video about how it performs. Need to update my Nobara installation too as I'm still on 36 😁
Thx ! But i figured it out ! Now it works !@@Thyrador
Reminiscent of Ulver
This shit rips, im so glad copies of it still exist
The best game of the "new trilogy", by far.
❤❤ love BAAL so fuckin much.. I'd pay big bucks to see them live. 😢
I don’t recall how I discovered this Taiwanese gem. I wasn’t aware of the indigenous Seediq people either, but this gives me goosebumps every time I hear this. I know they’ve toured with Cradle in the past, and they certainly remind me of that powerhouse.
fug yeah
I switched to nobara (dual boot with m.2). Wanted to see how star citizens perform.
After the usual shader walk there's no much difference compared to Windows, if your system is beefy enough. I was able to hit 143 fps with the latest dxvk version (2.1), so it's not far from the regular Windows experience. Still expect random stutters, even if they're rare. The overall smootheness is better on Windows, until CIG optimises the engine enough to not make it any difference anymore.
Really good stuff !
Beautiful
Impressive, did you already take a first shader walk before take this vid ?
Yeah. The occasional ~5 minutes where the stutters were just unbearable, despite similar fps, didn't make it into the video. This is just a recording of my third testing session. The first one was just to get it running again, with the shader walk included. Second was for the sole purpose of testing and tweaking whereas the third was just for "showcase", after I was happy with the results. I never had these kind of framerates on windows, so it got me by surprise too.
@@Thyrador I usually play SC on arch Linux . Maybe I have to give a try with nobara
@@IDK973 what was your experience with Arch? GE just did a lot of under the hood customizations with Nobara that affects the performance by a lot, compared to other distributions I tried. I'm sure you can get a similar experience if you know what you're doing. Since GE is the one knowing this stuff way better than me I jumped on the Nobara train after I got fed with (K)Ubuntu. It's stable and fit my needs as a workstation and for gaming too. What else could I want? :)
@@Thyrador it run pretty well on arch but got some limitations due to my HW. I got a Nvidia rtx 2080 and for 2023 aim to be full AMD since I only use Linux now. But even with Nvidia I use the GE runners on lutris and it work great
@@IDK973 haha, don't remind me of all the Nvidia shenanigans going on. Even tho the performance is great so far but sometimes I want to smash things when Nvidia is at it again, messing up the drivers, lol.
I loved this game. It had so much history and sent me down a rabbit hole of biblical research. It's so reflective of people's attitudes to religion at the time. Wow just wow. this game is an unheralded masterpiece
what did you research? just curious.
@@qetoun I'm not an adherent of any of the Semitic faiths, so the schism of early Judaism, Christianity and Islam are fascinating to me :). I read a lot about the council of nicea, Christian attitudes at the time, turns out kitzeh is a real legend. I read about how the kievan rus helped sustain orthodox Christianity and stuff
@@sreeenivas00706 cool.
@@sreeenivas00706I’m actually fascinated, this is so amazing, also this music really helps me do my researches too, it gives me that kind of vibe that like I can imagine how people actually were, you know…
Weird to see all of these replies not even 12 hours ago on a comment that is a year old
We are here for majestic PLINK PLONK
one of the best black metal songs ever created.
Cette musique tellement de souvenirs 🖤🤘🏼🇫🇷🇯🇵
Heaxamartillo🤘
Someone has a video just with verse 1?
oh that would be interesting for me too
Just listen official OST, close enough. Majority of the people here for verse 2.
@@serhafiye7046 As you said:"close enough", but it is not the same. 😒 I guess I will just download it and crop the file.
Best Game!! :D
GOT 2 cds of these. Maybe I should put them up with other rarer stuff...
LUCKY
While hearing this tune all I can hear is Lara saying "It's so cold" 😅
@NEMESIS1999 yeah her too 😁😁😁. Thanks
@@porterdwayne4235 There is only one girl and her name is Lara as i know.
@@serhafiye7046 Hahaahahah I know my bad 😅😅😅
Laura Craft. Ignored cousin...😄
I hear the "thats awesome" "this is old and impressive" "there must be a way to get up there" "I could do that or this way" and stuff like that 😂
This music is so powerful it brings me a strong nostalgia feeling, like I wish I could replay Rise fo tomb Raider again without knowing it's history
i like this one and the music when you are in stealth in like the snowy forest
EPIC
verse 2 is really powerful. and i dont know why, is sends chills down my back
Bello Bello
Such a great game and my favourite out of the Trilogy
this music have the vibes of mysterious journey to revealing & discovering the big secret, such a great music !!!