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really wierd game
I was talking about CPU, not GPU.
In this game the only factor which counts is the GPU.
Its fairly simple, DOOM is much more GPU dependent.
It can run just fine on 6th or 7th Gen Pentium class + 8GB RAM + GTX 960 4GB or 1050 Ti 4GB
Now it can of course run more fluid and higher+tighter FPS averages through-out larger in-game areas on a better CPU, but GPU is a huge factor in that game. Now I said these two GPUs because either of them can run doom on those specs on the High Preset fully (not Nightmare because that will need a better CPU + 5GB minimum VRAM; like a 780 6GB or 1060 6GB); plus those two GPUs are about the max a Pentium class can do well with before it becomes a bottleneck, which would occur on a Pentium class if you toss in something like 970, 980, or 1060
Again with your misinformation type of a post...
Why would you only use vulkan with Linux ?
You are suggesting to only use vulkan with Linux even when it performs better under Windows with AMD GPU's than opengl.
No, you sad only use it with Linux, where in fact it should be used when it offers the best performance, that just happens to often be with AMD offerings as well, so telling people not to use it could cost them performance, which I am guessing isn't something you intended to do, and just didn't realise, doom is a prime example of vulkan working very well on windows for AMD.