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1) you need to use the open-source drivers
2) you need to compile wine with the gallium nine patch or install an already patched one
Ps. On Nvidia I've tried with Nouveau with no great success, the best situation is when you have an AMD card!
Ps2. if you're on ubuntu check this external repository
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As crt0mega said, NINE is not for nVidia or AMDGPU-Pro driver installations. Use WINE-Staging and CSMT for those.
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Yep,as others have said... Better off sticking with pro drivers if you're nvidia user. Csmt+wine is your best bet for performance. Nine is for AMD Radeon open source gamers, you could use nouveau with nine, but its not as well supported and performance probably doesn't match pro drivers on nvidia.
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https://www.archlinux.org/packages/multilib/x86_64/wine-staging-nine/