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Unfortunately, it's pretty common for the linux version to have optimization issues and perform worse than the windows version through proton.
It does really highlight what a great job the various proton/wine/dxvk/etc projects have done with running windows games efficiently though.
It struck me as odd actually, as I have always believed this to be a beautifully optimized game (it still use). I've used the Linux build on my laptop (with propritary NVIDIA) and runs exactly like the Windows version.
On Steam Deck under Proton I am now using the High preset, then manually maxed out environment quality, weather quality and population and still remains at fixed 60.