However, like the Metro Redux tests with the AMD GCN GPUs running into issues, that was also a problem with our UE4 Linux benchmarking. Read that aforelinked article for more details on the implementation for those curious and hopefully the UE4 benchmarking state will only get better.įor this initial testing, I attempted to use the same graphics cards as the Metro Redux article earlier this week. With some other changes, as outlined yesterday, there's now nice automated Unreal Engine 4 benchmarks for Linux that integrate well with the Phoronix Test Suite. With having the Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux support squared away, the libframetime work benefited in being able to get it working with the UE4 tech demos for obtaining performance information (per-frame time data) for the various tech demos. In this article is a look at the UE4 Linux performance on AMD and NVIDIA graphics hardware running with Ubuntu. Today the newest Linux gaming test candidate to look at is the AMD/NVIDIA Linux performance with the latest Unreal Engine 4 demos.
This week there was a 22-way graphics card test of Metro Redux on Linux using GeForce and Radeon hardware with the latest AMD and NVIDIA proprietary drivers.
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