Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2

Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 broken rendering and worse fps since 2.5.2 dxvk closed

• Blisto91maintainer · 2025-01-13 · Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 broken rendering and worse fps
  Believe this should be fixed in 2.5.3. For the performance issue i expect setting `dxvk.allowFse = True` in a dxvk.conf next to the exe will solve it
• K0binmaintainer · 2025-01-03 · Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 broken rendering and worse fps
  Please keep it on topic, this is the DXVK issue tracker, not the dgvoodoo one.
• qinlili23333 · 2025-01-03 · Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 broken rendering and worse fps
  dgvoodoo requires more memory under DX12. You can trace the commit size of the process before crash with Process Explorer. If commit size keeps increasing and reaches near 2g or 4g before crash, that's 99% due to memory ...
• De-M-oN · 2025-01-02 · Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 broken rendering and worse fps
  The game works at DGVoodoo's DX11 Output also at 4k. And dxvk is also no problem. Its just dgvoodoo's DX12 Output crashing it. As higher the framerate as earlier it does. So I think this is rather a dgvoodoo bug.
• qinlili23333 · 2025-01-02 · Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 broken rendering and worse fps
  > The game runs 3-times better fps than dgvoodoo2 DX11 (DX12 a bit faster but crashes at 4k) Just a reminder, if in some fixed condition the game works on lower resolution but crash at 4k on Windows or vanilla wine (prot...
• WinterSnowfall · 2025-01-01 · Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 broken rendering and worse fps
  > I use d3d8to9 https://github.com/crosire/d3d8to9/releases otherwise there is no fog in the game. Just for everyone to be on the same page, we already have an issue open for that: #4113. As for the performance, I'm not ...
• K0binmaintainer · 2025-01-01 · Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 broken rendering and worse fps
  At those frame rates and on Windows it might be the exclusive fullscreen change.
• De-M-oN · 2025-01-01 · Need for Speed Hot Pursuit 2 broken rendering and worse fps
  No difference at all.