Ehh Vulkan is not the best but it is good.

[Tired9]

Here is Bioshock 2 remaster on my PC using DXVK, I used it because OBS would fail to capture it for a stream.
You will notice the game stutters when new areas are loaded in, this is a DXVK issue only.
I used software (CPU H.264) to encode.

But still it is quite impressive if you are on Linux.

Hmmm noticed the video don't play back here, just click watch on Youtube.

 

[ic1male]

I haven't got time to watch all the video now, I've just done a few minutes but did you get any crashing on Linux? It's notorious for tipping over on Windows when there's lots of effects on screen.

 

[Tired9]

I haven't got time to watch all the video now, I've just done a few minutes but did you get any crashing on Linux? It's notorious for tipping over on Windows when there's lots of effects on screen.

This was on Windows 11, the stutter only happens in newly loaded areas (Seems to read direct from HDD or SSD rather than from RAM.)?
Bio 2 is on my 7200 RPM 8TB HDD.

 

[ltron]

There is a version of DXVK that does shader compilation asynchronously and should greatly improve stuttering. Try it if you haven't already:

GitHub - Sporif/dxvk-async

Contribute to Sporif/dxvk-async development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com