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“Proton shader precaching eliminated the stutter that plagued that game at launch, so it didn’t happen on Linux.”

I’ve been meaning to ask, and it probably should be it’s own thread, but when launching a game and it says ‘Processing Vulkan Shaders’, does allowing it to partially process do anything.

Warframe for me will quickly jump to 33%, then do about 1% per 10-20 seconds. I don’t want to wait 10+ minutes to reach 100%, but does letting it get to like 40-60%, then hitting skip, at least keep the processed sharers, or does it skip/dump and process on demand? Basically, is Immediate skip vs giving it a minute or two before skipping worth anything?

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If you let it run through once, it should cache the compiled shaders so it will recompile only after the game or your gpu drivers are updated

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