In windows I got 1800 points

    • infeeeee@lemm.ee
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      1 year ago

      Find something which has native linux version as well, e.g. passmark performance test.

      Run on win, linux and win version in wine. Comparing the 3 results you can figure out if wine is the problem, or some settings in linux if wine and linux results are similar

      • Waffelson@lemmy.worldOP
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        I check Cinebench and Passmark

        Cinebench

        Wine - 4112 points

        Windows - 3874 points

        Passmark

        Wine - 7053 points

        Windows - 6864 points

        Linux - 7145 points

        It looks like the problem is in cpu-z and not in wine or linux

          • GrappleHat@lemmy.ml
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            1 year ago

            It’s not unusual to see better performance on Wine compared to native Windows. Wine is a compatibility layer, not an emulator. So there’s not a lot of overhead. Additionally, vanilla Windows has a lot of background bloat consuming resources.

            Internet searches show many instances of people reporting higher FPS in games on Wine vs vanilla Windows (on the same machine).

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              That’s actually excellent. I knew that ‘Wine Is Not an Emulator’ from their web page but I didn’t know I could expect better performance in anything running with it.