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How much VRAM do you have? I suspect more VRAM helps tremendously when direct-image-mapping is used.
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You want wine compilation instructions, or dxvk compilation instructions? If you don't feel like it - there is no need to compile wine. Wine 3.4 should already work with dxvk.
Installation can be messy, but look higher in this thread, it was already addressed. Don't forget to install Vulkan SDK into the prefix.
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MSI GTX 1080 with 8GB of VRAM.
80-85 on HS is within ~80% of Windows performance => awesome. :-)
On W Novigrad is generally between 95 and 130.
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Graphics card pricing is a joke at the moment, similar story with DDR4 memory. :-(
Was very interested in buying a Vega 56 myself as well, looks like a great card!
Was a bit worried at buying at release though as the first batches, of any high-end silicon-based HW, generally have a lot of more issues than later batches. Not an issue now of course, unless the stores tries to resell early versions.
Bought my 1080 for ~€520 roughly half a year ago and was a bit angry that it was so much more expensive than the cheapest 1080s (€50-100 or so) but I wanted an MSI card (happy with them previously). Now? The same card goes for €740+ (the few hours per month in it is in stock and not sold out). :-/
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I install wine3.4 from debian : deb https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/debian/ buster main
I install VulkanSDK-1.0.51.0-Installer.exe ,copy winevulkan.json and add the reg key in the 64Bit wineprefix.
The cube don't work and i have this error
Failed to open dynamic library "c:\windows\system32\winevulkan.dll" with error 1114 Cannot create Vulkan instance.
C:\Users\david\.jenkins\workspace\LoaderAndValidationLayers\demos\vulkaninfo.c:671: failed with VK_ERROR_INCOM
PATIBLE_DRIVER
I delete all other version of wine.
help please/
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How did you add the registry entry? Do you actually have winevulkan.dll in the location you list above?
Also, if you are using Nvidia, make sure to pull the latest driver (and you can use latest Vulkan SDK too).
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nvidia-vulkan-commonn
nvidia-vulkan-icd
nvidia-vulkan-icd:i386
The c:\windows\system32\winevulkan.dll exist. I add the reg key via wine regedit.exe.