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On my way to reinstalling OS for ac odyssey
Or just run the game normally ....... Any software that makes me have to re-install my OS isn't worth the trouble ...... My OS has been installed and trouble free since July 2020
The problem is DXVK uses d3d11.dll and dxgi.dll which are generic Windows DLLs used by other software and mods so they are probably butting heads. Either they didn't install because they were already there or they overwrote the ones there and broke the game. Most likely he is using Reshade which also uses it;s own version of dxgi.dll
An easier solution is to uninstall and re-install Odyssey not the entire OS which is a major PIA. He could also just re-install Reshade and forget all about DXVK
I run Odyssey with a Reshade and a bunch of Forger mods @1440p Ultrawide with a 5800X and a 4070 Ti at over 100 FPS without any problems with stuttering and haven't seen a crash in over 100 hours, likely over 150 hours.
Reinstalling OS is the nuclear option and it will almost certainly fix any problems this guy is having with DXVK. They don't seem to be able to figure it out otherwise. It doesn't even take long to do if you have some half decent routines and a good software setup. His problems are almost certainly related to some other software his pc is running, like overlays, that are trying to interact with either of those dlls, thinking it is the standard dlls from Microsoft and not a Vulkan translation layer.
The FACT you didn't even know you can't run DXVK and Reshade at the same time tells me you just don't know what you are talking about and you shouldn't be giving people advice
You're talking as if running reshade is the only thing that can cause DXVK to crash and that this is in fact the problem he is having. There are a million different things that can cause it to crash. In fact it is amusingly ironic that you accuse me of not knowing what I am doing when you are being so narrow minded.
The thing is that I am not gonna spend hours of my time trying to fix whatever software issue this arrogant guy has cooked up. The easy and universal fix to an end user software error is to reinstall the OS. It takes less than an hour if you are even a little competent.
Sure, try to reinstall the game first in case you have bungled the install somehow (does it even need mentioning?), or update drivers and disable overlays as I mentioned, or post your DXVK logfiles and an API trace on github with a proper explanation and wait a day or two for an answer from the devs. If none of the basic stuff works then you are in all likelihood gonna spend way more time and effort than just reinstalling your OS though. This is just my experience after working 20 years in IT.
Of course, if reinstalling the OS is a challenge for you and something you maybe don't know how to do, then asking on github (https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk/issues) is probably the right move.
Listen son, I've been building PCs on the x86 platform since 1988 when I worked for Gateway Computers, been on the Internet since 1991 when you could count the number of sites on the World Wide Web on one hand, have been an electronics engineers since 1993 and own my own business.
How does reinstalling an entire OS fix a problem of breaking a game by writing over a Reshade DXGI dll with a DXVK DXGI dll? All the OS re-install does is replace files in the Windows directory NOT a game's directory where the problem actually lies .......
Again you show you just don't know what you are talking about and your bad advice broke someone's game because you FAILED to realize you can't run a Reshade and DXVK at the same time. Then instead of telling him to either re-install the game, and then install DXVK WITHOUT a Reshade you tell him to re-install the entire OS which won't fix his problem because the problem IS NOT WITH THE OS, it's with the game install.
Notice that he hasn't come back and said he fixed the problem and it's been 4 days ......
I don't know how I can explain this any better to you dude. Are you trolling or what? Just read my post over and over again until you understand what I am saying. I am done discussing with you.
You simply don't know what you are talking about. Re-installing an OS doesn't fix a problem in the games install folder because an OS install doesn't touch a game's folder. The DXGI.dll from DXVK that is causing his problem will still be in the game folder even after an OS re-install. Alll he had to do to fix his problem is re-install the game or delete the dxgi.dll and the d3d11.dll and most likely his game would have worked fine again.
I tried everything. THIS is the only solution that works for me
on 7800x3d, 64GB 6000 CL30, 4070TI S, Win11.
These constant little stutters are gone completely, super smooth now!
all the other tips do nothing.
Thank You very much, pun
I will work it just won't work if you are using a Reshade or any other mod that's using their own version of d3d11.dll and/or dxgi.dll
You can use one or the other but not both at the same time
I have a 5800X and a 4070 Ti with a Reshade and numerous Forger mods and the game runs smooth as silk for me and the last time I had a crash is close to 200 hours ago when I was running a 3070 Ti.