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I understand, that's why it was so weird that the graphic settings didn't affect anything.
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After the driver update i have 40-60 FPS with drops to 15-20 in wvw zergs with high settings. This is just ad fishy but who am I to complain : D
Is it possible that this setup is not entirely self contained and when in the meantime I installed lutris and the battlenet dependencies for overwatch something just clicked? I didnt do anything else.
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> @"VAHNeunzehnsechundsiebzig.3618" said:
> > @"ArmoredVehicle.2849" said:
> > > @"Slawo.1792" said:
> > > Great work, thank you!
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> > > Anyone has any idea what could be the reason for getting 15-20 FPS regardless of any graphical setting or player density?
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> > > Spec: 1080Ti with nvidia drivers, 1950x, Fedora 28 4.17
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> > If it isn't already set that way: You could try to run on an X.org session instead of Wayland.
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> also CPU is more important than GPU actually.
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> Try putting the CPU in performance mode.
X.org didn't help. Performance mode will probably help some, I just didnt get to it yet, but I expected 30-35 FPS, since I have a 1440p screen.
Maybe its the driver, currently I have 396.45 for steam proton and I saw 396.54 might perform better for games.
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Great work, thank you!
Anyone has any idea what could be the reason for getting 15-20 FPS regardless of any graphical setting or player density?
Spec: 1080Ti with nvidia drivers, 1950x, Fedora 28 4.17
Playing Guild Wars 2 on Linux - Performance optimizations and more.
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Im trying this setup on another machine bur Im getting this error with the gw2 crash report dialog:
_Wine cannot find the ncurses library (libncurses.so.5)._
Do you know by any chance where it is expected by wine? I simlinked one I found in my lutris runtime to /lib, /lib64, /lib32 (these are simlink pointing their pair under /usr so thats covered too) and GW2/lib, GW2/lib64 but that didnt help.