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just 2 FPS less on Linux
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you can see allocated 7GB. "memory used" was also higher during benchmark
and of course my 580 is faster, than your 570
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPpuhKtrp7o
Make sure you're also using the same anti-aliasing mode on both systems, and do note that Windows is (probably, depending on your hardware) slower in the CPU-bound bits.
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sorry feral, but you took too long. the announcement was almost 1 year ago and still no release date
i wish phoronix would also test at least 1 card with windows each benchmark, so we have a comparison
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nope. it is greyed out because of the first line........ directx12 OFF. win7 does not have dx12 and for HDR you need a HDR monitor
also the linux version wont have some of this options, because feral only has a dx11-> vulkan layer. so no dx12 features for linux
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RADV ever catch up with performance?
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i am not sure if this is possible, or else proton would already have this option
I think DX12 emulation hasn't been a priority simply because there aren't many (or any?) DX12 exclusive games.
EDIT: But that's not exactly what I meant. I was almost hoping they'd build a proper Vulkan backend for the game based on the DX12 backend, but a compile-time translation layer would be the next best thing.
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seems to work very well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXUBlj8Wd18
i wonder when it will be part of proton too
DX12 features arent that good. i think vulkan still doesnt support ray tracing and i am not sure about better performance
DX11-> vulkan would be enough for now and maybe they can patch DX12 features later
but now must people will play it with proton i think