I played Forza Horizon 4 and 5 on Linux with no issues. But I give the laurels to Steam and Proton.
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And they killed MSN for it.
Y'all take more than a minute to poop?
I do love fuck
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When you set it up you tell it which command you want. Default is "cdi" but I changed it to "cd" immediately.
My modelling is CPU bound as it's a model made in Fortran by physicists (me included). The fact is that I wouldn't get a 4x boost, and a model running overnight still would. When I actually need performance I use a 1000 cores compute cluster for multiple days, so that would never run on any consumer CPU anyways.
For the data processing, the real bottle neck is disk access and my scripting speed, so the CPU doesn't really need to be amazing.
I have an other 2-3 years with my 1600.
Gaming, working (data processing, physical modelling).
The trick is to use a lower overhead OS than Windows.
I'm still using a i7-3630QM and a R5-1600.
They are both enough for what I do with them. Why would I upgrade?
I recommend LMDE nowadays, but it doesn't really matter.
Zero. Everything is done though Steam.