Re:Tried Nvidia’s GTX 1080 – still no external GPU on a Pi
by monocasa on Friday May 14, 2021 @03:10PM
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A common refrain on the internet is "but can it play crysis?"
Windows 10 can't (at least not without a crack) because the DRM doesn't work anymore.
Re:Tried Nvidia’s GTX 1080 – still no external GPU on a Pi
by offtop5 on Friday May 14, 2021 @04:28PM
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I dualboot without issue.
You can also run Linux inside of a VM on Windows.
Or you can even have a dedicated gaming PC and a cheap Linux PC. Windows Subsystem for Linux can give you the best of both worlds. I don't love Windows, honestly I think OSX is the best OS, but I can't run it on anything but a Mac.
>When 90% of your Steam library works anyway
Epic, EA, and Ubisoft don't even have clients for Linux.
Re:Tried Nvidia’s GTX 1080 – still no external GPU on a Pi
by onli on Friday May 14, 2021 @04:36PM
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There is a client for Epic, Heroic (https://github.com/Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher). EA and Ubisoft gave up on their walled gardens and sell their games via Steam now. There is still the EA Origin DRM client involved there somewhere and that can cause problems, but it can also work, so worth a try if the game is worth it.
Sure, you can always dualboot, but it's honestly a hassle after a while. Windows updates every time you boot it up (when it's seldom enough), Grub breaking occasionally, and when you are used to Linux modern Windows is just excruciating user hostile. When 90% of your Steam library works anyway it's just not worth it.