Can outperform proprietary when CPU bound, GPU bound will get you ~50% of proprietary

Even at the highest settings, we get fps around 60-70, there are no stutters or lags even in the most difficult scenes (I would like to note that they exist on a closed driver)

For the entire time there was only one crash, without errors in Dmesg, but I posted Proton logs just in case

For good experience limit fps with `fps_max` console command to your monitor refresh rate.

P.S. Phantom freezes still happen sometimes :C Attached Dmesg of these freezes. Not so long ago, with the latest update of the mesa and kernel, CS 2 started to start and work normally again, the only problem is that it does not want to start with mangohud. And so today I’ve been quietly playing with friends all day, there are a couple of graphic glitches, in the form of black squares that appear in random parts of the screen and then disappear.

Freezes, then crashes at "Preparing Planetary Shaders" stage of initial loading screen

The game depends on random places when loading locations, I attached all the logs

Once there was a cache error, but this is a general problem with the game, clearing it helped.

It has a problem with the launch itself, but it can be easily solved. For this, through winetricks you need to add the components d3dcompiler_47, d3dx11_43, d3dcompiler_43, d3dx11_42 and in winecfg from the Heroes of the Storm prefix config, and set api-ms-win-crt-private-l1- 1-0 to (native, bulkin). This worked for me.

RTX 3060 Laptop GPU

Works with HDR if Gamescope is launched on an AMD card. Vertex explosions (?) at places.

Large square artifacts sometimes appear; can have more than one at once. Seem to behave like a light source causes it (i.e. blocked by cover, but reliably reappears at certain positions), but not sure what the source actually is right now. Screenshot is on map Buhriz.

Unexpectedly lower performance compared to other games given its graphical fidelity

It freezes and crashes before even reaching the menu, and even mangohud doesn’t have time to load yet. Logs provided by files.

It was launched using Vulkan mode and works great, it even seemed to me that it was better than in Windows, at first glance.

Dialog shows, when you start the actual game it crashes. | backtrace mesa-git (edit 3/2/2025). The backtrace isn't super helpful, I guess they're using their own launcher to catch crashes, I expect it to be in the range of Elden Ring and Horizon Forbidden West

(fix in MR 29892) crashes with the error, "VK:Queue::presentKHR:ErrorDeviceLost" during the initial loading of the game

By default, run versions dx11 and dx12 you need to edit the configuration production_Config.ini which is located /.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/238960/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Documents/My Games/Path of Exile/ in "renderer_type=" we put DirectX12 or DirectX11 respectively in place of Vulkan

By default, run versions dx11 and dx12 you need to edit the configuration production_Config.ini which is located /.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata/238960/pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/Documents/My Games/Path of Exile/ in "renderer_type=" we put DirectX12 or DirectX11 respectively in place of Vulkan

RTX 3060 Laptop GPU

RTX 3060 Laptop GPU

The performance is very good, you can easily play the game, but I haven’t tested the game for a long time

The game started about 4 times, for a long time I couldn’t even get to the main menu, errors were recorded in dmesg and attached as a file.

And the directx12 version actually fixed my system on the second launch, here’s Dmesg And when using PROTON_LOG=1 a file of 5GB was created :O after which I tried again after rebooting to run PROTON_LOG=1 and a more pleasant 250MB was already created