What is the state of raytracing on Linux. Does it work on new games that are released with raytracing.
Does the game have to be native or does it work through Proton?
Is the performance comparable? Better? Worse?
Is it only working for AMD? Only for Nvidia? Both? (Neither?)
- sonoriensis ( @sonoriensis@lemmy.ca ) English10•2 years ago
On AMD cards, it’s working out of the box since Mesa 23.1. I don’t know how it performs compared to Windows.
usrtrv ( @usrtrv@lemmy.ml ) English9•2 years agoI can play Quake II RTX on my 6900XT just fine (with dynamic resolution scaling). I think new games are going to be hit and miss until the drivers mature.
UrbenLegend ( @UrbenLegend@lemmy.ml ) English4•2 years agoRaytracing works pretty well for a decent amount of games at least on the Nvidia side. They just enabled RT by default for AMD GPUs but their RT is generally slower than Nvidia’s.
beeboopbeep ( @beeboopbeep@beehaw.org ) English3•2 years agoLast year I remember seeing something about working rt on Linux games via steamos, I imagine it’s coming soon. It worked for nvidia. I’m unsure of the amd side of the house.
rudi ( @rudi@lemmy.sdf.org ) English3•2 years agoI’ve been trying to get WoW’s AMD ray tracing to work using Wine-GE, but Proton ray tracing seems to just work if it works