Comment by hot_gril
3 years ago
> unless there are issues related to graphics API translation
But there almost always are problems in that area. I've never had a game run with the same FPS and stability in Wine vs natively in Windows.
3 years ago
> unless there are issues related to graphics API translation
But there almost always are problems in that area. I've never had a game run with the same FPS and stability in Wine vs natively in Windows.
My point was it's not inherent to WINE. There's a lot of Windows games which support Vulkan or OpenGL, those work excellently.
Csgo is OpenGL and doesn't work excellently in my experience, but yeah, in theory they should.
CS:GO is Direct3Dish with an OpenGL shim (or alternatively with a better Vulkan shim now).
Exactly the same fps, unlikely.
But phoronix has tons of benchmarks showing that WINE/proton are in the same ballpark as the native windows version, sometimes a bit slower but as many times a bit faster as well.