Strange lag and stuttering on Linux

[Gordon Freeman]

Hello! I just installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on my PC lately. I downloaded the latest NVIDIA drivers, the latest version of Steam and everything is updated. I have a Core i3 4170, a GTX 750 and 8GB of RAM, which is more than enough to play TF2. So i just installed the game but found a little problem. When i launch it, everything looks normal at the menu. But when i load a map the game runs at 5 FPS and with a lot of stutters, totally unplayable. This happened with CS:GO sometimes too. But other games runs fine, even the ones with Steam Play. The only thing i found is that when i switch the screen mode to windoned, and then, back to fullscreen, the game runs well, with 60 FPS. Does anyone know what this could be and how to solve it?

[OLDMAN🎅]

Linux is not optimized for gaming windows has better support for graphics card get update every month

[Tom]

Originally posted by OLDMAN:

Linux is not optimized for gaming windows has better support for graphics card get update every month

what..? I mean ok linux is worse than windows for gaming but "better support for graphics card get update every month"? What does that even mean!?

[Gordon Freeman]

Yeah, i know that Linux isn't the best option for games. But i was having activation problems with Windows and so i decided to respect the law and switch to a free and open source operating system. And like i said, the game runs absolutely fine when i change the screen mode during the game, but every first match i play since i started the game, this low performance happens. I just wanted to know if someone could find a solution to this.

[Driftkel]

Originally posted by OLDMAN:

windows has better support for graphics card get update every month

Get off the crack and do some actual research.

[Gordon Freeman]

I guess he means that windows' version of nvidia drivers are more optimized and receive updates more often.

[OLDMAN🎅]

Originally posted by Gordon Freeman:

Yeah, i know that Linux isn't the best option for games. But i was having activation problems with Windows and so i decided to respect the law and switch to a free and open source operating system. And like i said, the game runs absolutely fine when i change the screen mode during the game, but every first match i play since i started the game, this low performance happens. I just wanted to know if someone could find a solution to this.

Windows license only cost $5 that is windows 10 pro

[OLDMAN🎅]

Originally posted by Gordon Freeman:

I guess he means that windows' version of nvidia drivers are more optimized and receive updates more often.

nidia drivers update 1/11/2019

[Gordon Freeman]

Yeah, man. I really wish i could have a original copy of windows. But in Brazil it's a little difficult since it costs almost a minimum wage. So i decided to stay on linux. I'm just a casual gamer. I just want to know if someone knows how to fix this.

[tofu]

Originally posted by OLDMAN:

Linux is not optimized for gaming windows has better support for graphics card get update every month

are you actually retarded? first of all, that's absolute bull, and second of all, anyone with half a brain contributes more to their choice in os then just "how good run gam."

[yesnt]

Originally posted by OLDMAN:

Linux is not optimized for gaming windows has better support for graphics card get update every month

I can confirm this, gaming in integrated cards is worse in Linux than it is in Windows

Originally posted by Gordon Freeman:

Yeah, i know that Linux isn't the best option for games. But i was having activation problems with Windows and so i decided to respect the law and switch to a free and open source operating system.

I use a pirated version of windows 7 and I haven't been locked up in a cage yet