These articles are very misleading because Proton is already patched to include fsync (I think it’s fsync). So basically there won’t be any performance improvement for most games under 99.999% of setups. Still a good thing that this is merged because it means the regular wine outside of proton will now be on par with proton
I think there are situations that fsync does not cover very efficiently, to the point that it can cause timing issues that lead to some bugs / incompatibilities. I wouldn’t be so sure about that low of a % gain, it would be interesting to see benchmarks of fsync vs ntsync.
Of course, but the articles make it seem like it will 6x the performance in some games when in reality it won’t because the performance gain is already factored in upstream proton
Holy shit, I thought that it would bring some minor improvements, but those benchmarks are insane
The benchmarks are against vanilla Wine. A lot of people are using the fsync patches, so ntsync is more about accuracy - things that didn’t work under fsync should work under ntsync.
Instead of choosing between accuracy and performance hacks, ntsync should do it properly.
For some reason benchmarks won’t load on my device.
Could anyone please upload the images somewhere else?
When will it hit arch linux?
It’ll probably release on March, since there’s a release every 2 months and 6.13 was on Jan 20th.
They will release the first RC at the end of this week, so maybe someone will make an AUR package already (but no idea if current Wine can already take advantage of it, though).
hope it gets into wine staging soon
