Please make an apitrace. There's a guide for how to do that in the wiki.
Hi follow the file.
RRRE64.1.zip
That file is basically empty. You need to upload the other one.
Have you verified you aren't hitting a memory or vram limit system wide? The fps seems quite low to me even with native d3d9.
That file is basically empty. You need to upload the other one.
I'm having problems, when I use the d3d9.dll files from apitrace-11.1-win64 the game is crashing.
But when I use d3d9.dll from dxvk-2.3, the game opens but the trace remains the same as what I posted previously.
I managed to take a trace using D3D9 instead of VULKAN, see attached.
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Have you verified you aren't hitting a memory or vram limit system wide? The fps seems quite low to me even with native d3d9.
Nop,
GPU have 6GB when i play, stay on 4.9gb
RAM have 16gb when i play, stay on 11gb
Can't reproduce on GTX 1660 Ti (545.29.02). Runs around 120fps with AI, which is kinda expected from my CPU (i5 9300H) + Wayland.
VRAM usage on High settings is around 2GB.
@lucastva Give this a try again with latest dxvk master if you can
@lucastva Give this a try again with latest dxvk master if you can
Same thing...
Version: DXVK 2.4.1
About 47 - 65 fps
On last updade RaceRoom on DX9 running about 68 - 75 (my refresh rate monitor is 75)
@lucastva Does it help if you make a file called dxvk.conf next to the exe and insert d3d9.cachedDynamicBuffers = True ?
@lucastva Does it help if you make a file called
dxvk.confnext to the exe and insertd3d9.cachedDynamicBuffers = True?
Same thing =(
About 55 fps
@lucastva Can you give this a retest with dxvk 3.0?
d3d9.dllx1 2023-11
Software information
Raceroom Experience x64
System information
Follow as screenshots:
Vulkan:
D3D9:
