Very nice, but how does AssaultCube run? 
I get about 40-50 fps in software mode on 1024x768 (when playing on a small map). With a proper driver it should go, like, to the moon and beyond when it comes to fps.
I get about 40-50 fps in software mode on 1024x768 (when playing on a small map). With a proper driver it should go, like, to the moon and beyond when it comes to fps.
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How’d you get access to the NVIDIA drivers?
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That is the thing even if this is a begins for the driver is very very promising. I think @3dEyes you have tested the games in fullscreen instead of window, because this was essential.
What’s the performance of OpenXray? IDK much about its technical underpinnings, but the games based on older id Tech might have upper FPS limits (especially id Tech 4 due to the physics engine). As for Minecraft 30 FPS seems unusually low for an RTX 3060. Maybe it is experiencing a bottleneck somewhere in the graphics stack?
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All screenshots have fps value to demonstrate performance
Here are screenshots of Doom3 mods in which this limitation is disabled
There can be a huge number of reasons in the most unexpected places. In case of Minecraft, there are too many layers between the game and video card - Minecraft → OpenJDK → lwjgl3 → glfw-> BGLView → Zink → Vulkan → Mesa → NVK → Nvidia Driver
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In these screenshots, the games are running in a window to make it visually clear that they are running in Haiku, which revision and on which driver.
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This is huge
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Minecraft is a bit sluggish in general, but not to this extent, and other operating systems would have about the same amount of layers.
It’s not that there are many layers, it’s that there may be a reason for the loss of performance at any of these stages that may have occurred in the process of porting them to Haiku
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What about SuperTuxKart?
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We are not Linux to appraise Tux 
But it probably works.
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How is @3dEyes testing? Can I test too?
Unfortunately SuperTuxKart is not working. Everything is fine in the menu, but when entering the game it crashes somewhere inside Zink when copying buffer from mesa.
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A good testcase then 
Perhaps the reason that it did not work for me was my past attempts to increase performance on the software renderer by changing settings. After deleting the game settings directory, the game worked fine for me
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I put the results of testing games and applications with this driver into a spreadsheet:
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