Does AMD have to render Vulkan Shaders before starting a game?

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SilentBird sở hữu Steam for Linux

13 Thg10 @ 11:11pm

Does AMD have to render Vulkan Shaders before starting a game?

This may sound like a retarded question but I use a NVidia graphics card as of now and whenever I boot up a game I have to deal with Vulkan Shaders being rendered. Is it the same with AMD Cards or no? Because I know AMD Graphics Cards are much better on Linux.

Sorry if this question was already answered.

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Nguyên văn bởi r.linder:

That has nothing to do with the GPU, that's a Steam feature.

Steam > Settings > Downloads > disable "Enable Shader Pre-caching"

Disabling it will launch the game immediately like it normally does on Windows, pre-caching doesn't really do much of anything, in fact some report that their performance was better after they disabled it (with some games).
Background processing of vulkan shaders is also TERRIBLE, and it's good they don't enable that by default, because when your CPU is processing shaders in the background, by default I'd notice it'd just constantly max out CPU usage to get it done faster.

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r.linder

14 Thg10 @ 12:04am

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SilentBird sở hữu Steam for Linux

14 Thg10 @ 12:08am

Nguyên văn bởi r.linder:
That has nothing to do with the GPU, that's a Steam feature.

Steam > Settings > Downloads > disable "Enable Shader Pre-caching"

Disabling it will launch the game immediately like it normally does on Windows, pre-caching doesn't really do much of anything, in fact some report that their performance was better after they disabled it (with some games).
Background processing of vulkan shaders is also TERRIBLE, and it's good they don't enable that by default, because when your CPU is processing shaders in the background, by default I'd notice it'd just constantly max out CPU usage to get it done faster.

Thank you for this information.