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To minimize stuttering:

Use -gc 2 --softwareaudio launch options
In game disable antialiasing and multithreading
For wine, disable glsl

[ 2018-03-18 02:45:58Z ]👍 2

pretty amazing is run faster than gallium nine?

[ 2018-03-18 16:23:06Z ] 👍 1

yes. dxvk is cross vendor. it translates dx11 to vulkan, which both vendors are capable of (unless you have a very old card)

[ 2018-03-18 09:46:36Z ] 👍 1

Does it work this well with nvidia as well?

[ 2018-03-18 03:00:42Z ] 👍 1

thanks for your fast reply, amazing the great part is working on both vendor.

[ 2018-03-18 02:50:17Z ] 👍 2

runs faster than gallium nine, and is in dx11, and works on nvidia and amd. dxvk converts dx11 to vulkan

[ 2018-03-18 18:02:26Z ]👍 1

Do you know whether or not its a good/bad idea to use either a 32-bit or 64-bit prefix? I know at one point it was a better idea to go 32bit.

[ 2018-03-20 02:02:33Z ] 👍 0

hello again can you make a video tutorial how to have different games each with their proper cfg on steam wine? I never understand that, or just using dxvk you dont need to have different configuration to run some game? Thanks.

[ 2018-03-18 19:57:35Z ] 👍 1

Andrew Schott 32 bit for dx9. Dx11 needs 64 bit. Dxvk converts Dx11 to vulkan

[ 2018-03-18 20:31:15Z ]👍 1

60 fps with a vega? Is there some sort of fps cap or is that just as high as it will go?

[ 2018-03-18 21:27:14Z ] 👍 1

I know, I tried... This got my hopes up for a second tho. I'm just gonna have to wait and see how it develops.

[ 2018-03-18 21:00:19Z ] 👍 2

S. LocoKnight it averages around 70-80, also keep in mind the game is running in wine and dxvk is only a few months old. You won't get native performance at all.

[ 2018-03-20 14:14:28Z ]👍 1

What is the difference between wine-staging3.4 in the official repo and the dxvk-git in AUR? Does wine-staging3.4 support vulkan now?

[ 2018-03-20 14:43:30Z ] 👍 1

wine-staging supports vulkan, but you will need to follow roderickc's instructions (see README at github.com/roderickc/wine-vulkan )

[ 2018-03-20 14:42:51Z ] 👍 1

dxvk-git is not a version of wine. it's an add-on to wine, similar to gallium 9 or wine-pba.You would basically install wine-staging, the create a prefix for your game, then compile and install dxvk to that prefix dxvk makes wine translate dx11->vulkan instead of wine's standard dx11->opengl

[ 2018-03-21 14:04:44Z ]👍 1

How does Assassins Creed Origins work on wine-staging dxvk?

[ 2018-03-21 14:21:17Z ] 👍 1

don't know. don't own the game, uplay is garbage, and the game has denuvo

[ 2018-04-23 13:08:51Z ]👍 0

"Shader 3.0 not supported" how do I fix this? Did I not install it correctly?

[ 2018-04-29 17:25:28Z ]👍 2

It's really cool to see the game running so smoothly. It would be really helpful if you could give more details about your setup. You already showed PoE running in a 64bit prefix, but I suppose that build used directx9. This time around, you're able to go into directx11 ingame option because of DXVK, but these small details like "what executable did you use?" are quite relevant. Thanks for giving hope to fellow Linux Gamers in your channel! Cheers! (I'd mention updating your Lutris script, but you can't simply put DXVK as part of the script, if I'm not mistaken)

[ 2018-08-01 09:51:54Z ]👍 0

Hi, I've been trying to get this to run on Arch using both DXVK installers, but the game always crashes after the character selection menu with a Wine pop-up saying: ''"": In source code file: f:\buildslave\build\production\source\windows\visual\device\d3d11\textured3d11.cpp at line 170, Processing file: Error -2003292336 Message:'' Has anybody who got the same message managed to fix this? I've seen a GitHub issue for this error but it just advised to run the game through Lutris, which I already have.