However, since WINE has to translate these API calls into POSIX / Unix commands, it will only ever offer performance as good as the developers are capable of reverse engineering. Because of this, you're essentially tricking games and applications into thinking they're running on Windows, so they can make the appropriate API calls needed to run. Right, so WINE is a compatibility layer functioning as a drop-in replacement for Windows API calls that don't exist natively on Linux / Unix based systems. but what i find odd is if i turn the settings up to high the fps doesn't change, but the amount of hiccups do. i stopped itself and that seemed to help with the stutters. it just lags out and starts running at 2 or 3 fps with 2 or more heroes in front of me.
#OVERWATCH WINE DRIVERS#
Nvidia proprietary drivers version 384.111ĮDIT 4: the game so far is unplayable online. Manjaro linux fully updated (kernel 4.14.15-1) and when eliminating one of the training bots the game stutters too. 40 fps sounds decent, but there are a lot of small hiccups that are very noticable when teleporting with tracer. i ran the game on high, and gradually lowered the settings to the lowest, but same fps.Īnd that's not the only thing.
no matter what settings i use, i always get between 40/70 fps.
#OVERWATCH WINE PC#
My pc (specs in signature) on Windows can run the game at high/epic settings with antialiasing of at 50+fps.īut on wine, it's different. I opened it up, all excited, went to the practice range, and started to play. So after an hour of tinkering, i managed to get Overwatch running in Wine.
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