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SOTR Benchmark w/1070Ti on Slackware Linux

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enorbet2
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This is Slackware 15.0 Multilib on an Asus ROG Maximus XII Hero, running an i5-10600K overclocked to 5.0GHz (not that it matter much with this game and GPU) and stock settings 1070 Ti. Resolution is 2560x1440 @144 Hz. The benchmark settings are near Ultra, most important settings can be seen in the screenie. This sub-section has apparently fallen some from favor but since this game runs native it could be interesting even to some Windows guys wondering about Linux
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enorbet2

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Just FTR the exact same hardware running Manjaro as well as PopOS a year ago both scored 12-16% less FPS, roughly 83 FPS avg. I don't think this is basic to those distros, just the kernels they default to. My Slackware installs all have custom kernels setup for realtime and low latency. If your other distro has a "Studio" kernel (one for multimedia and DAW work) available, you might see serious gains in performance by setting up an alternate boot option for such kernels.
 
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