![]() ![]() The old implementation had to skip nearest-neighbour samplers on mipmapped images to avoid rendering issues in games like Fire Emblem: Three Houses and ASTRAL CHAIN. One of the ways to make games look better is by forcing higher values of anisotropic filtering, which makes textures at steep angles look much sharper. The current use per-thread is about 134KB now. It is not uncommon to see a laptop with only 8GB of RAM and a 12 thread-equipped Ryzen 5500U for example, or 8GB phones and tablets.īyte wasn’t happy with this behaviour, so he replaced it with a much more memory-friendly one. This is, of course, not much of a problem for users with 32GB of system memory, but for 16GB or lower, particularly 8GB RAM users, this is a very steep price to pay. With some quick maffs, you can see that a Ryzen 3600 would gobble up 816 MB of system RAM, a Ryzen 7950X or an i9 13900 would need 2.2GB, and many phones with 8-threads SoCs would lose 544MB to these allocations. For performance reasons, a significant amount of memory is preallocated to store these blocks of IR, and the old implementation would use 34MB per thread, twice.Ħ8MB per thread may not seem like a lot, right? But this allocation is made as many times as the total thread count of the CPU, SMT included. Since native Switch game shaders can’t be run directly on the user’s GPU, yuzu has to recompile them into an intermediate representation (IR) which is a middle format that can be optimized and then converted to a shader that users’ GPU drivers can actually handle (SPIR-V/GLSL/GLASM). Here’s some good news for the low-RAM folks! That’s Dunban over there! (Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition) Fixes the vertex explosions affecting Pokemon Scarlet & Violet. ![]() The following bugs have now been fixed as a result: That sneak through while the page is being accessed by the GPU, properly invalidating the page if needed. What Blinkhawk adds here is a mechanism to register small CPU writes Lovely little bugs that have been haunting us for half a decade, that’s what happens! In this case, he investigated what happens if a memory page is being used by the GPU and written by the CPU at the same time. There’s never rest for the wicked, so Blinkhawk makes good use of that extra time doing what he does best: pulling big changes out of thin air. This month has been full of GPU changes, so let’s start with a simple one. Download it from this link: ĭon’t forget to set your clock correctly! Graphics changes You need the latest Visual C++ 2022 redistributable.If you’re running Windows LTSC 1809, or for some reason blocked Windows Update on a regular Windows version, remember to update to the latest yuzu version. For LTSC users, this meant only the newest 2021 release would work. When the changes were released, users needed to run at minimum a 2019 version of Windows 10, with 1809 no longer compatible.There are two important things to keep in mind: Now, while Linux had few issues with the new system (aside from a frustrating issue with Flatpak), Windows has some specific requirements. The new system also sends a correct representation of the universal time, regardless of whether there is a firmware dump or not. The default “Auto” time zone setting will now send a location-accurate time zone to the guest (instead of following the old GMT rule) using the synthesised time zone archive. While this usually worked, it’s not accurate to how the Switch reports times. In the past, yuzu would pretend that the system was in GMT, and then adjust the universal time by the local offset on the guest. Thanks to the amazing work of toastUnlimited, yuzu now ships with The firmware files also include the resources needed for proper time zone support. This is necessary for things like Mii models or to properly render foreign scripts and button fonts. While we implement many features of the Switch operating system, and can boot most games without a firmware dump, some games still require one. Now that we’ve cleared that up, let’s get started. We strongly advise users to uninstall Overwolf until they have fixed their Vulkan layer. The culprit is Overwolf, a mod manager/overlay that comes with a faulty and outdated Vulkan layer, messing up the GPU’s Vulkan driver. We’ve received reports that some users have been experiencing crashes when trying to use Vulkan or change settings. This month we have general performance and stability improvements, many graphics bug fixes, Android gets its first wave of improvements, and much more! Helmets on, let’s ride.īefore we dive into the report, we have some important news to share. Hello again, yuz-ers! Our devs, old and new, show no signs of slowing down. ![]()
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