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And kudos for trying out linux, I only run windows on my main rig since it supports all my games. I do run it on all my older rigs and basement servers, because linux lol.
Good luck!
By the way, gaming on Linux is now more relevant than ever. If you run steam Beta like I do, and enable SteamPlay, you can play almost all your windows games there with no hassle.
Well, it's a fork of wine.. not exactly wine, but that still helps a bunch for us Linux gamers
i'd do a quick check to see if you even need those, it should work out of the box
+1 in most cases the mesa driver is actually better performing than the amd-gpu/amd gpu-pro drivers i have tested this myself on my spare pc with a r9 270 with LM 19 mate
most games performed slightly better with default mesa drivers
if there was i wouldve moved to it a long time ago
BUT.. its not necessary and doesnt provide a performance boost in most cases. you should use default linux mint no longer provides proprietary drivers for amd because its not any better unlike the open source vs pro. drivers for nvidia
in your case the r5 m330 is ONLY supported but open source drivers the amd web site driver only supports r5 340 and up
https://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-for-Linux-Release-Notes.aspx
I agree. Also I would point out that for the best gaming performance/compability you should configure a PPA in order to keep Mesa libs updated (Mesa are your open source drivers). I would recommend to use Padoka PPA stable (that's the one that Valve recommends in proton project).
Also, take note of the Omega comment about DRI_PRIME.
This is not my case actually... my laptop has 2 gpus, an Intel 5500U and an AMD R5... I assume that the Intel is enabled that's why I am getting terrible gameplay...There is no way to download the AMD because of that terminal error..
Thank you a bunch! I ran the command and the game ran flawlessly! Just a minor question though, do I have to do that for every game and each time I run the games?
By default you have Mesa libs (strictly speacking, propietary and open source use the same driver). You can get information with this command:
Kind of like how in Windows, launching Steam via the Run As Admin, will run everything that way since it is Steam that is launching it.
Not a command, is an environment variable (DRI_PRIME), but this works well only with GPUs that uses Mesa drivers (i.e. AMD & Intel). If you would want to force the use of your second/n_th GPU at a "global level" on Steam, you can start it as:
I think that for a notebook is a better approach to make specific configuration for each game, as this will help to save battery (Steam uses GPU acceleration if configured to do so).
Some extra notes:
More info about PRIME: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PRIME