Did you not look at the results when the user has a Nvidia GPU? Or when ray tracing is enabled? if you can even enable it on the Linux version, of course. Or when res goes above 1080p up to 4K?
Edit:
Sorry this isn’t the article I thought it was, which compared the Linux performance to the Windows performance. My bad. In that one by (iirc) these guys, it’s clear that Windows gives far superior results when using Nvidia gpus, and at worst is basically equal with Linux. I’ll try find that link.
Edit 2: wasn’t gamers nexus, but was very controlled and well done and actually tested multiple Linux gaming-oriented OS’s. Enjoy.












Do you see the pattern? If you’re one of the pc players who have a discrete GPU, 95%+ of you would be leaving massive, massive performance on the table by using Linux over Windows. Even if you’re in the tiny minority who have an AMD card, you’re not really getting any better performance on Linux, you’re just losing access to a bunch of the most popular games, and getting slightly worse performance fairly often.
That’s not a serious question, is it?