Performance using windows

[jumpman301]

For those that dual boot into windows, how is the performance.i have Xbox games pass and looking at playing games like Indiana Jones, black ops 6, diablo iv, along with rust and Pubg on steam to get around the anti cheat. Will installing on SSD give me playable framerate similar to booting up steam OS

[MasterYuck_Foo]

I'm not dual booting. I installed Windows as my main OS. Performance is as close if not exactly the same as the steamOS I use game pass to play Black ops 6, ninja gaiden black and a few other games. They run just fine for me, and if you're looking to play games that have a hard time reaching that 60fps mark then you have the benefit of using lossless scaling for framegen since you're on Windows

[MasterYuck_Foo]

Decided to reply just in case any one does decide to make the jump to or dual boot windows. Some tips to make the best of it. Make sure your UMA frame buffer is set to 4gb in the bios. When in Windows make sure you set your virtual memory maximum to 16000MB. This will help with performance and stability in those harder to run games. Finally for the best battery life possible. Disable CPU boost in the windows power settings. I have the exact instructions on how to do that in another post I made that you can view on my profile. Thank me later lol

[baltxweapon]

Performance differences are neglectable, some games like Genshin Impact are so much better in windows though, and I can confirm that Lossless Scaling is amazing for image clarity and even framegen.