There's a mod for ultrawide display resolutions, although it's not a patch, it's an extra application that needs to run after launching the game As many others reported, the game is stable with the 457.51 NVIDIA drivers
I might as well download a PS4 emulator and have a better gaming experience than the official PC port. Shaders should be compiled in-game or during the loading process, it's the only game I played where you have to wait 20 minutes for this process FPS locked to 30 or 60, too lazy to add an extra option to uncap them? It's a trade-off between efficient rendering and shorter compilation times.- The game keeps crashing with the latest NVIDIA drivers (461.09 - AMD 5800x + Geforce 3800) There are ways to support different features in the shader instead of using variants (branching at runtime), but it's less efficient at runtime. This means a single shader can result in hundreds of variants (or even thousands). Whenever you add a new feature to a shader, the number of potential variants doubles. A shader variant is a version of a shader that supports a specific feature set. The problem is games can have an awful lot of shaders due to shader variants. The downside to doing it on-demand is you will get stutter when you need to compile new shaders, or you have to find some way to mask the fact that a shader is not yet ready to use.Ĭompiling an individual shader doesn't take long. The downside to doing it upfront is you have to wait. Some do it upfront at startup, some do it on-demand whenever a new shader is needed. As long as nothing changed between the current run and the last run, however, it is possible to cache the results of the previous compilation into a shader cache and just read that back instead, which is why this is usually a one time thing (unless you update your drivers).Īll games have to compile shaders. This is why the shaders have to be recompiled when you update the driver. This format will change based on GPU or even driver version (if the driver update touched the compiler part, eg. This is necessary to have the shader run, at all. The driver is then tasked with compiling the shader into a format specific to the GPU it is going to be run on. That's why they need to be in a common format that works across all GPUs. Click to shrink.Shaders need to work across different GPUs.
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