Unigine Heaven Shows What Linux Gaming Can Look Like

[Kano]

At least 6x faster than my test system

[Melcar]

[Xanbreon]

All done on the same system:

Debian/Testing

Q6600@stock
8gig DDR2
nVidia GTX260 core BE

[Kano]

@Raven3x7

You are right, it is possible to enable it:

<item name="gl_render_use_amd_vertex_shader_tessellator" type="int">1</item>

The framerate drop ist just extreme from 8 to below 1

[deanjo]

I am just testing against your results, can take some time. But did you notice that pts uses: "-sound_app null", so you would need to use pts on win too as usually you would test with sound enabled the normal way.

Ya I notice that. I was planning on using PTS on win.

[Raven3x7]

hmm..for me tesselation is greyed out in windows and in linux
ati 5770

You have to use DX11.

You can enable it by editing the .cfg file in the data directory. It really killed my cards performance with cat 10.1 though, which might be the "bug" mentioned by Micheal.

[Kano]

You have to use DX11.

[xpander]

hmm..for me tesselation is greyed out in windows and in linux
ati 5770

[Raven3x7]

Has anyone tried forcing tessellation on HD3xxx or HD4xxx cards? On the windows RC version it was possible to enable tessellation when using the OpenGL backend with those cards according to some comments on another forum.

[Kano]

I am just testing against your results, can take some time. But did you notice that pts uses: "-sound_app null", so you would need to use pts on win too as usually you would test with sound enabled the normal way.