The ideal backend is the one for your hardware and game choice gives you the amount of performance and visual enhancement you want..... which can vary between games depending on your hardware. If hardware is not an issue then the ideal one is simply the one with out any graphical issues.... which again can vary depending on the game you are playing. The dolphin wiki does a reasonable job of documenting a lot of the issues specific games might have with different backends and is a great place to start.
(05-18-2018, 12:55 AM)JosJuice Wrote: [ -> ]The problem isn't that they don't work per se, it's that hybrid ubershaders stutter about as much as if you hadn't been using ubershaders. (But maybe Nvidia has fixed that at this point if we're lucky? I don't know...)
So basically ubershaders aren't working on Nvidia cards due to something in their drivers?
(05-21-2018, 11:50 PM)e2zippo Wrote: [ -> ]So basically ubershaders aren't working on Nvidia cards due to something in their drivers?
If you're using Vulkan or OpenGL... If you are using Direct3D11 then they work as advertised.