Anyway to increase performance under Linux?

**admin89** · 12-23-2016, 02:14 PM **#11**

I know
but I haven't run into any bug yet ... And it's way better than Vulkan in term of speed . I think DX12 is as good as it gets even if no one want to maintain it
Vulkan may be better in the future but as for now , it's not quite as good as DX12
I'll take your words in account though

**JMC47** · (This post was last modified: 12-23-2016, 02:41 PM by JMC47.)

Vulkan is better than D3D12 in Dolphin right now. D3D12 is ~1 - 3% faster in very rare cases, but, it also crashes on AMD drivers in consistent spots, randomly on NVIDIA, and Vulkan doesn't have the various NVIDIA graphics issues on D3D11/12 involving the NVIDIA driver bugs.

**Anti-Ultimate** · 12-23-2016, 02:47 PM **#13**

Vulkan even works fine on Intel on my Arch install. Couldn't say the same for D3D12 on Windows.

**Helios** · 12-24-2016, 03:15 PM **#14**

Just because you haven't run into issues didn't mean we don't have lots of issues on the tracker.

You could recommend a backend that is actually maintained. Especially considering that GPU bottlenecking isn't an issue unless you have an exceptionally weak GPU... Which won't support the new APIs won't support.

Unless you're talking about RS or sonic colors or something