I did a few tests above and didn’t have much trouble getting it to work it’s more performance is better than you might expect at 4K native resolution it works at ~20 fps or 15fps rate when there is intense lighting and shadows with many enemies on screen.
If you want fps close to 60fps, you should go to 1080p resolutions, it works in the environment of 45-60fps
I said Why not Squeeze the potential of nvidia jetson nano :)
Yes with sudo jetson_clocks activated should be the recommended thing, it gets a bit more stable during increased game usage in my experience at maximum fps peaks without vsync several noticeable.
Also would recommend Ventilation to the device in my tests goes up to 70-80 degrees in prolonged use if not good fan on it.
The minor framerate only happens in some cinematic scenes with the game engine or certain zombies appear throwing fires in these effect will litte down fps.
Regards
Mrc.
Is there any more steps needed? I get this error when trying to run it:
----- Initializing Vulkan driver -----
Creating Vulkan Instance...
Sys_Error: Error while creating Vulkan surface: VK_KHR_xlib_surface extension is not enabled in the Vulkan instance.
When checking vulkan extensions then I can see it is supported:
I’m glad to know that you have fixed it
In my case it works without applying the patch
Anyway I have detected that of resolutions does not work very stable and compatibility and can scale badly in some resolutions or monitors if you’re running in Unity instean Ubuntu
Unity does weird things with rescaling that if you relogin with Ubuntu mode working fine in full screen.
I’m using MATE instead of gnome so I guess that’s why I ran into the issue. Anyways I guess anyone on X11 will have to apply that patch.
Noticed resolution handling is a bit unstable too although was primarily testing how stable the OC for GPU is (looks like 1.15 GHz is the best I could get without system crashing). On 1440p I get roughly playable FPS (perhaps the GPU memory needs a bump here), 1080p is playable (AA etc. has to stay off). Overall I have to say it handles the game pretty well!
Note though that the developer guide says that maximum continuous input current is 4.4 A (at 5V), giving 22 W maximum input power. Haven’t done any concrete measurements but would say that typical 5V 6A power supply should be good as well.
sudo apt install steam-installer
Reading package lists… Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information… Done
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
or been moved out of Incoming.
The following information may help to resolve the situation:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
steam-installer : Depends: steam (= 1:1.0.0.61-2ubuntu3) but it is not installable
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
@ rreddy78 Sorry to reply late but I saw it now
You need the data of the Windows version either Gog, Steam or the version originally released in 2004.
Only the Base folder of the game needed.
