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You may have some stuff to diagnose, yeah.
Personally, I'd go with vkquake. If you go into the graphics options there's an 8bit color option and you can set the render resolution to 1/4 of your screen resolution to make it a bit chunky. Or 1/8 if you want more chunky. Just, turn off texture filtering while you're at it.
Upside: vkquake actually preserves things like fullbright unlike glquake.
Don't mind the big framerate spikes. It's from me alt tabbing to get printscreen to grab something vaguely useful. Vulkan is weird about printscreen.
Where did you install it?