Is "the bandwidth of a single nvme drive" actually a bottleneck for your application?
rotopenguin
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I'm so old that I remember when the Olympics was on more than one channel. If one channel had bad chatter, you would just bend the aerial and turn the dial to get something better.
Star Stuff : which is a very cute little programming-puzzle game. Light on the programming - you are heavily boxed into there only being one correct solution.
The Farmer Was Replaced : literally "Python the game".
Veritus : the sequel to Prodigal. It's weaker for lacking the whole adventure side of things, and no waifus 😭.
Arranger : have it as a Netflix Mobile app. Really cute little slider puzzle game, the artwork is gorgeous on an ipad.
This. A fresher Proton-GE is also going to come with a newer DXVK, the DirectX to Vulkan translator.
The other part of your equation is "what is the Nvidia driver version?". Dunno if Fedora has the E-sync capable version 555 yet.
Look at "The Farmer Was Replaced"
Grab the Live Captions flatpak
There is no guarantee that EA won't change the deal after you've bought the game.
If you're on Nvidia, go with something like Nobara or Bazzite. Nvidia's linux drivers are in flux right now (esync/wayland), you want a distro that is aggressively chasing the latest drivers but lets you take a step back with atomic updates.
The use case is - if you are in an industry that is legally mandated to use EDR, it is an EDR product.
Seeing a mountain biker and an equestrianeer both go down so hard that they took an involuntary nappy makes me feel a lot better about not going outside. Yes, I should play more video games.