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Using Proton Experimental as my default proton version, I'm seeing EXTREMELY long shader compilation times. I'm talking over an hour for certain games. Deadlock takes 15 minutes and re-compiles every time there's an update. I'm trying to run Once Human right now and it's been compiling shaders for 45 minutes and it's only at 57%.
I have a Ryzen 3700X and 32GB of RAM, along with 7900XT. I can compile the Cosmic desktop environment from source code faster than I can most of these shaders. I believe there's something wrong with Proton and how it's handling the compilation of shaders. If this is unusual or there's anything I can do to improve the situation, I'd love to know.
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Hello @Daktyl198, this reads like Steam's shader pre-cache subsystem, which is run through Fossilize, not Proton, so I've transferred this issue to the Fossilize issue tracker.
Using Proton Experimental as my default proton version, I'm seeing EXTREMELY long shader compilation times. I'm talking over an hour for certain games. Deadlock takes 15 minutes and re-compiles every time there's an update. I'm trying to run Once Human right now and it's been compiling shaders for 45 minutes and it's only at 57%.
I have a Ryzen 3700X and 32GB of RAM, along with 7900XT. I can compile the Cosmic desktop environment from source code faster than I can most of these shaders. I believe there's something wrong with Proton and how it's handling the compilation of shaders. If this is unusual or there's anything I can do to improve the situation, I'd love to know.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: