RPCS3 Performance issues?
Hi guys! Hope you are all well!
I've been running into an issue on my Bazzite KDE system where RPCS3/Tekken Tag Tournament 2 is running really poorly. I have went to RPCS3's discord to query them on this performance issue, but there was nothing that could be done. My specs are:
Ryzen 5 3600
5600 XT
16 GB RAM (I think 3200 speeds)
RPCS3 installed onto a SATA SSD.
I've tried to rule out what problems I can from RPCS3's side, but I was wondering if maybe it had something to do with my disk configuration or maybe the OS itself? Maybe there's something I'm missing?
I'm not sure if Ryzen 5 3600 is meant to be performing so terribly, especially since it takes virtually no resources from the CPU. It's temps barely go over 45 C...
I'm out of options. I have no idea what to look at to fix this issue. The performance drops to like 10 fps and stays there whenever loading into a new instance. Probably something to do with shaders, but I don't know. I thought it might be related to the disk usage.
Can you guys help me out in any way?
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These are my logs if it helps
Have you tried checking it's flatpak permissions and seeing if enabling the GPU acceleration, if off, helps?
Could you please tell me about GPU acceleration? I know I switched Resize BAR on in the BIOS, but it changed nothing really. As for flatpak perms, I did try this with the flatpak originally (I think?). But even with the AppImage it gives the same issues. Though maybe I missed something? How would one check the flatpak permissions?
Flatpak permissions can be checked with flatpak seal I believe or the KDE settings should have a permissions section for flatpaks. One will be called GPU acceleration. I don't have access to my machine right now, though.
OH I see! I'll take a look and get back to you if I can
I likely won't be able to help too too much as I'm at work and currently playing around with Nobara for awhile. But hopefully that starts to lead you in the right direction. Can't even look at the logs right now on my current machine.
I'm not in a hurry. I'm grateful that you're willing to help out. So thank you!
Looks like GPU acceleration was already enabled