Open Admicos opened 2 years ago
So the problem is Bottles activating that option by default? In your case, just turn it off right?
Yes, turning the option off solves the issue.
On January 17, 2022 10:10:31 AM GMT+03:00, Mirko Brombin @.***> wrote:
So the problem is Bottles activating that option by default? In your case, just turn it off right?
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Ok I'll check how to automate the process, thanks for reporting
Describe the bug
I admit, the title might not be the best, but read on.
In the above healthcheck output, there are two GPUs detected. One Nvidia, one AMD.
The Nvidia GPU is assigned to be passed through to a VM, which means it uses the
vfio-pci
driver instead of a display driver.The "Discrete GPU" option on Bottles picks this GPU instead of the working AMD gpu, which causes DXVK to fail with
Required Vulkan extension VK_KHR_surface not supported
andDxvkInstance: Failed to create instance
.Installation
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Bottles should be able to detect if a GPU "works" or not. A possible solution is to first test if Vulkan or OpenGL works by creating a simple test program that tried to use these APIs, and running it on each GPU, though there could be issues with that approach.
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