Wendell goes into a deep dive on game performance differences between Linux and Windows and the impact of Virtualization Based Security on Zen5. Video length is 40 mins.
Linux vs Windows Gaming & The Effect of VBS On Zen5
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Re: Linux vs Windows Gaming & The Effect of VBS On Zen5
Shit... I must have been asleep last week. I did watch part of this video, to get the gist and I thought I said something like: That silly virtualization based security messes up the scheduling for those CPUs.
Utterly ridiculous what Microsoft is doing to people with Windows 11.
Look at what this shit does, just from the hardware requirements:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windo ... es/oem-vbs
Just for example... all your hardware has to be programmed with an iommu. I don't run Linux like that, I would only enable the iommu/pt when I want to use a VM.
Utterly ridiculous what Microsoft is doing to people with Windows 11.
Look at what this shit does, just from the hardware requirements:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windo ... es/oem-vbs
Just for example... all your hardware has to be programmed with an iommu. I don't run Linux like that, I would only enable the iommu/pt when I want to use a VM.
Why would you even want to run Windows if you have to jump through all those hoops.All I/O devices capable of DMA must be behind an IOMMU or SMMU. An IOMMU can be used to enhance system resiliency against memory attacks.
Re: Linux vs Windows Gaming & The Effect of VBS On Zen5
Yeah it's no surprise how Windows 10 has been regaining ground against Windows 11 as Windows users are switching back.