KDE/GNOME Wayland vs. X.Org Radeon Linux Gaming Performance

[geearf]

I wonder how will kwinft and kwin-lowlatency look in these tests. I think problems with Hitman were because it failed to request compositor to disable for some reasons.

I was wondering the exact same thing! It'd be nice to add them to this benchmark.

[Volta]

I find it interesting how my experience with Wayland in games is just the opposite of the Phoronix benchmarks, and it's not just about FPS.

Your/our experience with XWayland. Indeed some games have problems, but it's not pure Wayland experience.

[birdie]

Was compositing enabled in XFCE - that is the question. It may incur quite a serious performance loss.

[ireri]

Wayland is not only faster, but more secure and power efficient. Eat this xorg fanboys.

Would be great if I could use it for everything already! But alas, it is not ready yet, so in the meantime X.Org…

[Mani]

I would be really interested in data of a WLROOTS based wayland compositor (i.e. sway)

[Mario Junior]

Your/our experience with XWayland. Indeed some games have problems, but it's not pure Wayland experience.

And what I need to do to play my games with Wayland instead XWayland?

[scirocco]

I wonder how will kwinft and kwin-lowlatency look in these tests. I think problems with Hitman were because it failed to request compositor to disable for some reasons.

Yeah would be fun to see a comparison between kwin-lowlatency vs mutter-performance package.

[user1]

It seems like compositing on KDE + x.org and xfce was enabled, hence the slightly lower performance. Don't know if it's possible on xfce, but on KDE you can disable the compositor via Alt + Shift + F12 keyboard shortcut.
I tested myself Dirt Rally (its built in benchmark) on KDE 5.22.5 + x.org and also on Gnome 41 + Wayland. The performance was identical.

[bachchain]

I keep wanting to move to Wayland, but I like cinnamon too much.

[Quackdoc]

Wayland is "ready" for the majority of users. its just a matter of when their favourite DE gets support.