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Originally posted by smitty3268 View Post
Probably less than 2 years.
Seeing as how nobody else seems to run into this, your problem is likely never going to get fixed if you can't even submit a bug report.
Somebody did reproduce this, and then they fixed it and claimed to have fixed it.
However, it still happened.
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Originally posted by tildearrow View Post
...as long as you can tolerate your card hanging when trying to record the screen, or using Mesa 19.0.
It's 2020 and I still have not updated to Mesa 20 from the moment I hit that bug...
Sorry, I have no time to deal with that, OK?
I am not a graphics driver developer and bisecting is extremely difficult because Mesa devs use branches for every release.
I could try bisecting from master, but then how long am I gonna take?
I have personally not experienced this but I think maybe you used some other program.
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Originally posted by pal666 View Postit looks like you are wasting your time on making your computer slower(wasting its time)
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Originally posted by R41N3R View PostWell, you could have said this at some point as well for DXVK ;-)Originally posted by R41N3R View PostAnd now the Vulkan translation is performing extremly good. The games I'm planning to run with Zink would be older anyway, so the difference is probably only that I'm wasting a little more power to render 60FPS, but it would not make it slower.Last edited by pal666; 30 September 2020, 10:30 AM.
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Originally posted by pal666 View Postyou are a bit confused here. to make analogy with dxvk you have to compare dx on vulkan versus native dx. and surely native dx will be faster, we just don't have luxury of having it available on linux(except gallium nine, so i hope valve will add support for it in proton)so we are in agreement that you are wasting both your and your computer resources for no benefit?
If you believe that Gallium nine might be faster than DXVK at some point (as implied by native) then you should give Zink the same chance. It is just another Gallium driver with a Vulkan output. Even Gallium nine should be able to use Zink. The luxury of having radeonsi/iris is not available for every GPU, so it might be quite important in the future where only a good Vulkan driver needs to be developed and Zink provides the OpenGL driver almost for free.
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Originally posted by R41N3R View PostIf you believe that Gallium nine might be faster than DXVK at some point (as implied by native)
Originally posted by R41N3R View Postthen you should give Zink the same chance.
Originally posted by R41N3R View PostIt is just another Gallium driver with a Vulkan output. Even Gallium nine should be able to use Zink.
Originally posted by R41N3R View PostThe luxury of having radeonsi/iris is not available for every GPU, so it might be quite important in the future where only a good Vulkan driver needs to be developed and Zink provides the OpenGL driver almost for free.Last edited by pal666; 30 September 2020, 06:29 PM.
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