[BUG] Crashes when using Tik-Tok

[TaPo4eK228]

Describe the bug

Any application that requires a bit of complex graphical rendering just crashes.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2033b5fe-1047-4622-97ec-e4ad58dc12ca

Steps to reproduce the issue

Run tik tok or any 3d test

Expected behaviour

just working application

Downloaded Build Of WSA

WSABuilds LTS Build #3 (03/06/24) for Windows 11 x64 WSA_2311.40000.5.0_x64_Release-Nightly-GApps-13.0-NoAmazon.7z

Windows build number

Win 11, 23H2 (OC 22631.4317)

PC Specification

• AMD Ryzen 7 5700x
• RAM: Kingston 16GB 3200 MHz
• SSD Adata Legeng 960, 1TB
• MSI RTX 3060 (12GB)
• MB: MSI b550 Pro-VDH

Additional context

It's probably worth starting with the fact that I saw the inscription about nvidia graphics cards and, in theory, I have to suffer with it myself, but still I ask for help. I can also add that the point about the Vulcan driver looks strange (perhaps it is an inaccuracy of translation into my language). Changing the item in the screenshot does not change anything

A little more about Vulcan using the example of 3DMark: It looks wrong too.

I can say that regular applications such as YouTube or Google play and third-party ones work well, unlike Tik Tok. I decided to address this problem because I remember that it worked on my last computer, even though it took 15 minutes of work to crash. There was less RAM and there was an intel hd graphics 630, besides a weak graphics card. I don't remember exactly what was selected there, but I'll just say it all for information.

If you need any additional information to solve the problem, pls write, I usually respond quickly.

[MustardChef]

To answer your questions regarding Vulkan on WSA: There are two options that you can choose from.

• System Default: Uses the Vulkan driver provided by your GPU vendor. In this case it would be Nvidia.

• D3D12: Uses Vulkan on D3D12 provided by Mesa Dozen. This is typically slower than using the System Default option as it was still in beta/testing phase.

As to the reason why 3DMark states that there are missing Vulkan features. This is because WSA only supports Vulkan 1.1, and therefore is incompatible with the benchmark you are attempting to run.

Try enabling Vulkan by setting it to System Default and restart WSA to see if this helps.

[TaPo4eK228]

Try enabling Vulkan by setting it to System Default and restart WSA to see if this helps.

Yes, it solved the problem with 3DMark, but it didn't solve the problem with tik tok. It starts, sometimes even shows 1 video after a minute of waiting, but when i am scrolling or pressing buttons, it also freezes and then crashes

[TaPo4eK228]

@MustardChef Do you have any ideas how to fix tik tok?

[Schefflin]

To answer your questions regarding Vulkan on WSA: There are two options that you can choose from.

• System Default: Uses the Vulkan driver provided by your GPU vendor. In this case it would be Nvidia.
• D3D12: Uses Vulkan on D3D12 provided by Mesa Dozen. This is typically slower than using the System Default option as it was still in beta/testing phase.

As to the reason why 3DMark states that there are missing Vulkan features. This is because WSA only supports Vulkan 1.1, and therefore is incompatible with the benchmark you are attempting to run.

Try enabling Vulkan by setting it to System Default and restart WSA to see if this helps.

@MustardChef I can't use default vulkan with Intel Arc Xe graphics but d3d12, is it normal?