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Thread: Valve's optimizations make Linux port of L4D2 outperform Windows version

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    Default Valve's optimizations make Linux port of L4D2 outperform Windows version

    In a new blog post that was published this week, Valve revealed that its Linux port of the popular title Left 4 Dead 2 (L4D2) now outperforms the Windows version of the game on a high-end test rig. The OpenGL-based Linux port of L4D2 runs at 315 FPS, the Direct3D-based Windows version runs at 270.6 FPS, and the OpenGL-based Windows version runs at 303 FPS
    source - http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2012/0...ndows-version/

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    Wow...this is really great news.
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    Goes to show the superior performance we've been missing out on from Open Source S/W. Just because so many people have this mentality that commercial stuff is automatically better than free stuff...
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    So the OpenGL version runs faster than the DirectX9 version. DirectX9 , which is 9 years old. And you guys are proud of this? Call me when they catch up to something this decade.
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