Nevertheless, facts is facts I'm also no OS More RAM won't help at all, most likely, because ALL 32-bit processes are restricted to 2 GB of address space, by default, although 32-bit processes running on 64-bit Windows CAN see some potential benefit from setting the "Large Address Aware" flag - which is already the default for RimWorld, by the way - enabling the process to address 4 GB, instead of 2 GB. Please note, I'm no Linux "fanboy" I use Windows almost exclusively (where most of my games live). Additionally, Linux simply has far less CPU and RAM overhead for the OS, in general, allowing that many more CPU clock cycles for RimWorld, instead.
This makes oodles of sense, considering the Linux executable is 64-bit, as opposed to Windows' 32-bit, which solves many memory issues immediately. Regardless of our opinion, either way, YES, several people who have tried both versions have seen significant performance improvements running the Linux version, most especially when running large numbers of mods, even for less-optimized versions of Linux (such as Ubuntu/Mint). RimThreaded, RimWorld Rick, Oskar Obnoxious, No Laggy Beds and Better GC are currently marked as incompatible.? Whatever. Special patches exist to add new entries and features to Dub's Performance Analyzer, including a right-click function allowing to profile overrides of functions.Īlmost all mods, including Combat Extended, Vanilla Expanded, RocketMan and Performance Optimizer, are compatible.
Nothing is stored in savefiles of specific game-sessions, ensuring that no errors get thrown when removing this mod. They get entirely unpatched in a disabled state, immediately. Most patches become more impactful as the game progresses further into the lategame.Ī settings menu includes short descriptions for every patch, and each of them can be freely toggled in there. Designed to be used alongside other performance mods, like RocketMan, and intended to be compatible with very large modlists. Performance Fish attempts to improve overall framerates and tick times by patching various methods for improved efficiency, while keeping functionality identical.
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