dxvk-caches VS apex-legends-cache

Do not ever buy a game a second time for a fucking shader cache. You can download other people's copies if need be. And that's just the first example I googled, not an exhaustive post or anything

Heavy stuttering happens for the first few games as DXVK cache is built-up, after that its almost never (haven't seen any stutters in days). Or you can grab a community prebuilt caches that have been shared around on r/linux_gaming or from https://github.com/begin-theadventure/dxvk-caches

Another option is to download caches from other players. More about that at https://github.com/begin-theadventure/dxvk-caches

Repo: https://github.com/begin-theadventure/dxvk-caches Repo belongs to: begin-theadventure

this is his the link to his repo https://github.com/begin-theadventure/dxvk-caches

did you try caching the shaders before hand? I believe that Apex on linux in general has this issue. (the shaders can be found on Bcook254's github) https://github.com/bcook254/apex-legends-cache

Hi - I'm not new to Linux but new to proton. I've been trying to play Apex Legends, but have been suffering from endless "shader caching". I've left it on upwards of two and a half hours but it always gets stuck at the very end. I understand that people were previously using the apex-legends-cache on GitHub, but the deprecation notice says that this problem was effectively fixed with the updates to DXVK and the Nvidia drivers. Both of which are up to date on my system to my knowledge.

Meanwhile i reinstall in linux steam with https://github.com/bcook254/apex-legends-cache It is pretty smooth on first launch. I try without and even if shader compilation was run successfully it was lagging as hell.

I’m using this one: https://github.com/bcook254/apex-legends-cache