Hola Emigos,
I have just had a fresh Xfce endeavour os install , I mean I chose online installation and Xfce as my de .
After booting , I installed steam using Pacman and protontricks using yay .
When I booted up my game , I was surprised to see crap af performance, the whole thing was choppy . Tried switching games but didn’t work. Lutris gave same results.
I have encountered this issue on Garuda Linux as well and a simple Pacman -syu fixed it .
I have a 10th gen i3 1005g1 with uhd g1 and before endeavour all games on other distros worked butter smooth .
As I have a 10th gen cpu , no xf86 driver as well , only modesetting driver .
Tried using the endeavour wiki but if no use.
Gracias !
Yes Madam/Sir ! Everything is installed correctly , I just changed the dxvk dll(s) for older ones and it seems that the problem is fixed , thanks fot the help though !
Turns out I was wrong , after a fresh Galileo Xfce install , the dxvk hue shows 42 fps but the gameplay is choppy af , in lutris and steam . And yes everything is correctly installed, and I am facing this issue in every arch based distro.
Give us some more intel, 47.
inxi -Fazy1
Which games have you tested, which wine / proton versions?
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Just cause 2 proton 8 and experimental , just cause 1 with same , ac 2 wine ge and pop sands of time proton 7
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local/lib32-vulkan-icd-loader 1.3.269-1
Vulkan Installable Client Driver (ICD) Loader (32-bit)
local/lib32-vulkan-intel 1:23.2.1-2
Intel's Vulkan mesa driver (32-bit)
local/vulkan-headers 1:1.3.269-1 (vulkan-devel)
Vulkan header files
local/vulkan-icd-loader 1.3.269-1
Vulkan Installable Client Driver (ICD) Loader
local/vulkan-intel 1:23.2.1-2
Intel's Vulkan mesa driver
Everything seems to be fine on paper…I’m not expert on Intel GPUs though.
Let’s see what people say on protondb about Just cause 2 for instance.
Try this:
Custom Proton: GE, Set launch options
/dxadapter=0 /borderless=0 /dx11
On all other distros , except arch based , it runs butter smooth , but here about a couple of months around , all arch distros haved chugged me up , tried those launch options , didnt work.
Logically, it’s likely GPU drivers / config if rest of the stuff like steam / lutris / wine / dxvk etc were similar on other distros.
Let’s wait for some Intel GPU experts to come 
What you suggest , should I try freebsd in the meantime , will give a bit a knowledge as well.
I think it’s absolute worst idea to try freebsd for gaming 
But what do i know, if you’re up for some challenge - go for it! 
I think this to be a issue from mesa’s side , all this started when I was on garuda and a simple update f’ed it up.
Now it occurs on every arch based distro as I update , tried a fresh garuda install a few hours back , no gain.
I wonder if it may be shader recompilation or something, try to play a little longer and see if it improves and stop stutter over time.
Played for a total 30 mins , no use man I hate mesa
(disclaimer) I know nothing about Intel graphics.
However, it’s been my experience that if you require modesetting, you’re in for a terrible performance hit on graphics.
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If I am on modesetting drivers , then a performance penalty ? wait a sec , let me install xf86 drivers.
