is it better to play wolfenstein on windows or Linux and whats the difference on playing on each my friend has it on Linux and he says its better im not sure
yea but he said that the hitboxes are better and it runs smoother but i dont know if hes bull shitting or if there no difference to the game but easier to cheat
yea i know he hacks i didnt know if what he said was true about the game running smoother and hitboxes are better frankly i sticking with windows 7 but i jw i never really looked into linux before
I used to play ET with Linux for 6months and it really runs smoother(much more enjoyable to play) and gave me 1,5 times better fps compared to windows. Only problems were setting up sounds... pain to get ET + TS work together :(
Um Deus! Really if you have "avarange" computer you will get 125fps.
Question is more like have you ever used Linux? Because its not Windows and Installing it and getting used to it is a long process.
I dont care what Linux people say "its easy" etc. No its not. Compering to Windows, Linux is hard to install and hard to get everything working.
So if you want to spend few days installing stuff and noticing that some programs does not work on Linux then do it. Then again if you want to just plug and play do stay with Windows.
and I had a 4200+ and got stable 125 everywhere, also on my 3000+ @ 2.4ghz
Et just isn't really stable on some hardware configs. I actually get less fps with this PC then I did with those 2 systems ":D"
tbh i can get 125 fps (w/o pb), but not stable, especially on maps like grush
chipset drivers?
processor driver first then dual core optimizer, maybe it's already installed tho, but reinstall anyways
Question is more like have you ever used Linux? Because its not Windows and Installing it and getting used to it is a long process.
I dont care what Linux people say "its easy" etc. No its not. Compering to Windows, Linux is hard to install and hard to get everything working.
So if you want to spend few days installing stuff and noticing that some programs does not work on Linux then do it. Then again if you want to just plug and play do stay with Windows.