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Linux gaming levels up as CachyOS beats Windows 11 in head-to-head tests

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https://piefed.zip/u/Sunshine posted on Apr 5, 2026 11:36
https://piefed.zip/c/linux/p/1344873/linux-gaming-levels-up-as-cachyos-beats-windows-11-in-head-to-head-tests

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https://sh.itjust.works/u/Burghler posted on Apr 5, 2026 18:58
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Is it cachy? Or is it what cachy uses that every other distro can as well.

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https://lemmy.world/u/BlackAura posted on Apr 5, 2026 21:28
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Cachy has, at least in my experience with a Zen 5 processor, it’s own special Arch pacman repo with meta packages for various processor types. I believe for the most part mine uses Zen 4 packages.

Add your processor meta package and it adds the appropriate repo where packages have been custom built with feature flags / optimizations for that specific architecture of processors.

So it’s a little closer to Gentoo or LFS in those regards, without you having to actually build every package from scratch.

So while yes any distro could do this, in practice a lot don’t bother and only release basic i686/amd64/arm32/arm64 sets of packages. Whereas Cachy offers zen4-amd64 packages as an example, and I assume they offer various Intel architecture and other AMD architecture specific packages as well.

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