OpenGL vs. Vulkan Performance For Portal 2 With Radeon Linux Graphics

[Michael]

That 6.92Ghz Ryzen really kicks ass...

CPUFreq bug to be fixed in mainline soon...

[Leopard]

Sick. Are there many games making use of the library?

Currently not that much.

Metro Exodus is using that on Stadia port appearently and will use it on upcoming Linux port too. As a native lib again, just like it happens with Portal 2.

[xpris]

Currently not that much.

Metro Exodus is using that on Stadia port appearently and will use it on upcoming Linux port too. As a native lib again, just like it happens with Portal 2.

Source please.

[My8th]

Source please.

it's listed in the credits for the stadia version of metro exodus

[Leopard]

Source please.

https://www.twitch.tv/corben78/clip/AttractiveEvilOilBudBlast

https://steamdb.info/patchnotes/4929373/

[mihau]

I hope this is some kind of beta test in preparation for releasing this renderer for other Source games.
Imagine what it could do for CS: GO, which is commonly played at low details and resolutions.

[V1tol]

IIRC Source GL ports were also done "not natively" but rather with something like Valve's ToGL library. So it should be more efficient doing DX - DXVK - Vulkan than DX - ToGL - OpenGL.

[Mario Junior]

Now we need TF2 on Vulkan, L4D2...

[Laughing1]

Now we need TF2 on Vulkan, L4D2...

Why not do this for all the gold source games too? You might need it for 8k or greater resolution, no?

[Brisse]

Almost a thousand frames per second in some cases. Pretty sick. Try libstrangle, or v-sync