These methods were performed using this build: but so far these have provided results for me) There are however, some things you can do to help lessen your chances of getting it(based on personal experience. Those of you who have the nvidia full screen crash.
W 0:10:10.145684 RSX: Format incompatibility detected, reporting failure to force data copy (VK_FORMAT=0x2C, GCM_FORMAT=0x9F).Image just don't move but can hear some game sounds. When I set the "Disable On-Disk Shader Cache" to true,while the gpu is set to "Prefer Maximum Performance",the shaders are created almost instantly and it just works better. You just wait for ages the shaders to be compiled while starting the game and then still notest some stuttering. I have the same gpu(gtx1060)but i7-6700HQ for a cpuĪnd yes,I play full screen only and randomly exit=>enter it to check somethingĪnd btw just as extra info,I don't know if this is expected behaviour but I see almost no gain from using the shaders cache while using ASMJIT.Īlso I don't know if this is related but I am not using the latest gpu drivers(399.01)
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I am also using the 60fps patch on Persona 5 I have notest this from a very long time.rpcs3 don't work very well if the performance mode is not set to "Prefer Maximum Performance",it just randomly slows down and then speeds up or freeze for a second when you go from less performance requirement place to higher Vulkan,59.54 fps limit,16:9 Aspect,16X AF,Resolution Scaling at 100%.įrom Additional Setttings only VSYNC and Streatch are enabledįrom my nVidia control panel,vsync is set to force on and the performance mode is set to "Prefer Maximum Performance" LLVM,ASMJIT(SPU LLVM gives me less speed on this game and it just works worse than ASMJIT)
I am already 37 hours into Persona 5(6 June)and the game is working fine,no crashes\freezes at allĪlso I am playing it right now for the last 3 hours and still nothings wrong.Ġ.0.5-7499(I started the game while using 7490 for few days)
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