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Feral have now fixed the OpenGL performance regression in Mad Max
4 Apr 2017 at 4:17 pm UTC
4 Apr 2017 at 4:17 pm UTC
Quoting: AnzaThanks! I'll give it a shot. I'm on Ubuntu 16.04. Who knows, it might be something they backported from 16.10...Quoting: MohandevirIf you have 4.9 kernel, it might be problem that threads keep moving between cores which causes massive framedrop while that happens. It's possible to verify if that's the case with htop as it shows threads by default and also shows assigned core for each thread.Quoting: HollowSoldierOfficial patch notes:I can't believe Feral did that on purpose and tought nobody would notice the regression. They might have made a mistake and it made it to the release (because the goal of the beta was to implement Vulkan in the first place) and they got caught in their enthusiasm. I hope it is such.
"Marketing strategy didn't work. F...k."
Anyway, all I'm hoping for is for them to fix the fps drops that many are experiencing. Every 10 seconds or so I see skipped frames and then it's buttery smooth again. Really annoying. And it doesn't seem to be linked to sudden heavy burdens... It's just random, in the middle of nowhere, while driving with nothing in sight (example) and it cycles again, ±10 seconds later.
I made script that can be used as workaround: https://github.com/anzah1/task-affinity-balancer [External Link]
I think I'll made sure that Feral Interactive is also aware of the issue as fix should be relatively simple. Problem might have been there with earlier kernel version, but I don't think it was this frequent.
Feral have now fixed the OpenGL performance regression in Mad Max
4 Apr 2017 at 3:38 pm UTC
Anyway, all I'm hoping for is for them to fix the fps drops that many are experiencing. Every 10 seconds or so I see skipped frames and then it's buttery smooth again. Really annoying. And it doesn't seem to be linked to sudden heavy burdens... It's just random, in the middle of nowhere, while driving with nothing in sight (example) and it cycles again, ±10 seconds later.
4 Apr 2017 at 3:38 pm UTC
Quoting: HollowSoldierOfficial patch notes:I can't believe Feral did that on purpose and tought nobody would notice the regression. They might have made a mistake and it made it to the release (because the goal of the beta was to implement Vulkan in the first place) and they got caught in their enthusiasm. I hope it is such.
"Marketing strategy didn't work. F...k."
Anyway, all I'm hoping for is for them to fix the fps drops that many are experiencing. Every 10 seconds or so I see skipped frames and then it's buttery smooth again. Really annoying. And it doesn't seem to be linked to sudden heavy burdens... It's just random, in the middle of nowhere, while driving with nothing in sight (example) and it cycles again, ±10 seconds later.
Mad Max meets Vulkan in a new fully public beta for Linux, benchmarks and OpenGL vs Vulkan comparisons
30 Mar 2017 at 11:52 pm UTC
30 Mar 2017 at 11:52 pm UTC
Great performances but I get weird dips...
i7-2600, 16gb, GTX960 4gb, driver 375.39.
Benchmark 1:
avg_fps: 67
min_fps: 6
max_fps: 125
Benchmark 2:
avg_fps: 48
min_fps: 33
max_fps: 50
Benchmark 3:
avg_fps: 67
min_fps: 4
max_fps: 139
Benchmark 4:
avg_fps: 75
min_fps: 4
max_fps: 129
Too bad for the low fps drops. Usually it lasts just a couple of frames and in between it's awesome.
i7-2600, 16gb, GTX960 4gb, driver 375.39.
Benchmark 1:
avg_fps: 67
min_fps: 6
max_fps: 125
Benchmark 2:
avg_fps: 48
min_fps: 33
max_fps: 50
Benchmark 3:
avg_fps: 67
min_fps: 4
max_fps: 139
Benchmark 4:
avg_fps: 75
min_fps: 4
max_fps: 129
Too bad for the low fps drops. Usually it lasts just a couple of frames and in between it's awesome.
Mad Max meets Vulkan in a new fully public beta for Linux, benchmarks and OpenGL vs Vulkan comparisons
30 Mar 2017 at 4:29 pm UTC Likes: 2
30 Mar 2017 at 4:29 pm UTC Likes: 2
Awesome work Feral! May I marry you? Lol!
Edit: Hey Liam! Over 60 comments in that short amount of time... Are we breaking a record? :)
Quoting: edddeduck_feralOther games might not get as large a boost, the exact benefits very much depend on if the game is CPU or GPU bound and why.What about Grid Autosport? It's a well known CPU bound game. Could it use the Vulkan boost?
Edit: Hey Liam! Over 60 comments in that short amount of time... Are we breaking a record? :)
SC Controller, the stand-alone Steam Controller driver and UI has an important bug-fix release
29 Mar 2017 at 12:53 pm UTC
29 Mar 2017 at 12:53 pm UTC
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I don't know for Dirt Rally but for Grid Autosports... For my part, awesome!
And I finished both Metro games with SC with the Gyro for precise aiming. Works great too.
Edit: Bad reading from my part. Duh!
Quoting: Beamboom(...)In fact, the Gyro for racing games is probably the best part. :)
But the biggest drawback for me is short analog stick - makes racing games really difficult - it may be so because I've been using Logitech gamepads for years but still - I quickly switched to steering with gyroscope.
I don't know for Dirt Rally but for Grid Autosports... For my part, awesome!
And I finished both Metro games with SC with the Gyro for precise aiming. Works great too.
Edit: Bad reading from my part. Duh!
Feral Interactive have pushed another patch to Mesa to help fix up the 'radv' Vulkan driver
10 Mar 2017 at 5:11 pm UTC
Still it's sad. This game could have used the vulkan performance boost over OpenGL.
10 Mar 2017 at 5:11 pm UTC
Quoting: liamdaweOh sorry! Didn't got that one. I still had the unupdated version of this article in mind.Quoting: MohandevirDidn't they specified that a Vulkan version of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is in the pipeline? ;)No they misspoke during that livestream and this has been cleared up a few times. To make it clear i've put a note at the top of that article.
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/feral-interactives-linux-ports-may-come-with-vulkan-sooner-than-we-thought-updated.8418
Still it's sad. This game could have used the vulkan performance boost over OpenGL.
Feral Interactive have pushed another patch to Mesa to help fix up the 'radv' Vulkan driver
10 Mar 2017 at 4:38 pm UTC
10 Mar 2017 at 4:38 pm UTC
Didn't they specified that a Vulkan version of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided is in the pipeline? ;)
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/feral-interactives-linux-ports-may-come-with-vulkan-sooner-than-we-thought-updated.8418
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/feral-interactives-linux-ports-may-come-with-vulkan-sooner-than-we-thought-updated.8418
What have you been playing recently and what do you think about it?
10 Mar 2017 at 3:39 pm UTC Likes: 2
10 Mar 2017 at 3:39 pm UTC Likes: 2
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and before that Mad Max (finished). I must be an easy prey because I found both games awesome. I don't understand all the negative critics Deus Ex recieved... Was it updated to correct the flaws?
Got Rive from Humble monthly... Played with it a couple of minutes to find out it was more like half an hour... Could easily get hooked up to this one. :)
Next up... Hitman!
Got Rive from Humble monthly... Played with it a couple of minutes to find out it was more like half an hour... Could easily get hooked up to this one. :)
Next up... Hitman!
Shadow of War, a sequel to Shadow of Mordor announced, no word on Linux yet
27 Feb 2017 at 4:36 pm UTC Likes: 4
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3174483/windows/new-windows-10-feature-blocks-desktop-apps-points-to-windows-store-instead.html [External Link]
It seems that Microsoft is gearing up to push UWP to it's full potential... Usually it starts like that and in a future update becomes mandatory. That's Microsoft's usual way of imposing stuff.
27 Feb 2017 at 4:36 pm UTC Likes: 4
Quoting: LeopardJust to add to the discussion...Quoting: BeamboomThat thing will be much more strong argument i guess,which MS do their own platform exclusive titles now and then.Quoting: LeopardAt some point you will see people will prefer Ms store to Steam.Amongst the Xbox console owners, true. But only those. And that will not change - Steam will never be able to offer a cross play to that segment anyway.
But yeah - it's of course a good thing for those with both a Steambox and a Windows PC.
So if you want to play them,you must stick with MS solutions.If you start to invest a platform or a store,it will be hard for to let it go.Just look at the Apple ecosystem,most of the people are highly bounded with them because people don't want to buy their paid apps once more.
That threat is so strong,only PlayStation and Origin can survive this because they have some kickass exclusive games.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3174483/windows/new-windows-10-feature-blocks-desktop-apps-points-to-windows-store-instead.html [External Link]
It seems that Microsoft is gearing up to push UWP to it's full potential... Usually it starts like that and in a future update becomes mandatory. That's Microsoft's usual way of imposing stuff.
DiRT Rally announced for Linux, arriving on March 2nd
2 Feb 2017 at 3:05 pm UTC Likes: 1
2 Feb 2017 at 3:05 pm UTC Likes: 1
Quoting: chuzzle44I want to be excited, but Grid Autosport taught me that I can't drive. Beautiful, amazing game, and all I can do do is spin and crash my way through the game. Here's hoping for a good arcade racer.Have you tried Dirt Showdown? That's quite Arcade to me and real fun. :)
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