My desktop gaming still run my i7 4770k at 4GHz and I had a GTX 980 up until recently when I switched to a RX 6700 XT (the “driver” of AMD are directly in the kernel on Linux unlike nVidia so usually you get more out of it).
I personally don’t use it directly with SteamOS since I work with it, so my case is Pop!_OS as the main Operating System and I have a SteamLink if I need to play in the living room.
I haven’t tried to use very demanding games and crank up everything but I get more than 60FPS on Sea of Thieves with almost everything on “Mythical” except Particle and below that are on “Cursed”.
You may have better performance since ChimeraOS is built from SteamOS 2.0, so it’s probably stripped down to a minimum unlike Pop!_OS which is also used as a more classic OS.
My desktop gaming still run my i7 4770k at 4GHz and I had a GTX 980 up until recently when I switched to a RX 6700 XT (the “driver” of AMD are directly in the kernel on Linux unlike nVidia so usually you get more out of it).
I personally don’t use it directly with SteamOS since I work with it, so my case is Pop!_OS as the main Operating System and I have a SteamLink if I need to play in the living room.
I haven’t tried to use very demanding games and crank up everything but I get more than 60FPS on Sea of Thieves with almost everything on “Mythical” except Particle and below that are on “Cursed”.
You may have better performance since ChimeraOS is built from SteamOS 2.0, so it’s probably stripped down to a minimum unlike Pop!_OS which is also used as a more classic OS.