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For GE-Proton 7-46 here's the games that had their DirectX 12 mode fixed:
- Warhammer 40,000: Darktide.
- Death Stranding.
- The Division 2.
But it's noted that Monster Hunter Rise is still problematic.
Here's a video going over how to install and use it, a run over the patch notes with an example of The Division 2 DX12 mode now working and some settings to pick for it:
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Text Guide to install GE-Proton:
- Download
- Desktop: head to the official website, scroll down and pick your favourite download option either AppImage or Flathub.
- Steam Deck: simply download ProtonUp-Qt from Discover in Desktop Mode (Steam Button -> Power - Switch to Desktop).
- Load ProtonUp-Qt.
- Make sure it's set to Steam at the top and select to install GE-Proton.
- Reload Steam to update the compatibility layer list.
- In Steam:
- Desktop: right click a game and go to Properties.
- Steam Deck: find the game in your library, go to the little COG on the right and then select Properties.
- Compatibility menu -> Tick the box, select GE-Proton from the drop-down
Update: the article originally noted (as in the video) that God of War was included but it was an error in the GE-Proton changelog as it’s DX11.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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We need a big visual representation of all the layers there are and what they do :) like proton for dx12 ontop of vulkan and then there is one for dx11 or dx9 or opengl or or or....
Last edited by Bumadar on 20 January 2023 at 4:03 pm UTC
Last edited by Bumadar on 20 January 2023 at 4:03 pm UTC
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The performance on my rig(r7 5700x, 6700xt, 16gb ddr4 on Lutris) it's sucks!!! I hope with this new Proton release works better than now.
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benjamimgois Jan 20, 2023
Cheers to Kurumin ! It was also my first distro of choice in the linux world.
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Quoting: JulianThe performance on my rig(r7 5700x, 6700xt, 16gb ddr4 on Lutris) it's sucks!!! I hope with this new Proton release works better than now.
I'm yet to try again, but last time I played on my Linux Mint 20 I had performance issues. Turns out that Radeon driver didn't ramp up the GFX when needed. I found a manual script to do it for me; otherwise it stayed at idle clocks and it's pretty much 50% off of the performance.
Now only if any of these systems actually recognized & worked easily, for I know I am quite adept with linux and still I struggled to figure out what's the cause and even more so as to how to fix it.
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Quoting: AquaticaI don't think that it's a GPU Drivers problem, actually I can play Horizon Zero Dawn (and others) in Ultra setting. The Division 2 it's look not to be optimized as it should, we need wait for some patch. Even some Windows users have some problems with this game.Quoting: JulianThe performance on my rig(r7 5700x, 6700xt, 16gb ddr4 on Lutris) it's sucks!!! I hope with this new Proton release works better than now.
I'm yet to try again, but last time I played on my Linux Mint 20 I had performance issues. Turns out that Radeon driver didn't ramp up the GFX when needed. I found a manual script to do it for me; otherwise it stayed at idle clocks and it's pretty much 50% off of the performance.
Now only if any of these systems actually recognized & worked easily, for I know I am quite adept with linux and still I struggled to figure out what's the cause and even more so as to how to fix it.
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Quoting: BumadarWe need a big visual representation of all the layers there are and what they do :) like proton for dx12 ontop of vulkan and then there is one for dx11 or dx9 or opengl or or or....
Like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9khdYpMI5s
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