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AMD CPU Use Among Linux Gamers Approaching 70% Marketshare
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I play on Linux from time to time. (With my desktop which has AMD hardware and with the steam deck)
Desktop performance in Linux for me is like 80-90% of windows performance on AAA games that are DX12 based. So if the hardware is overkill for the game, I play it on Linux. If the hardware is not enough (for 1440p 144 FPS my limit), I play it on windows.