So, I’ve been having some serious performance issues with my ARC A770 on my pc, to the point it goes slower than my previous RX570.
I suspect the culprit is the immature DX11 driver from Intel so I was looking to use DXVK to see if it improves the situation.
Here’s my question tho, using DXVK means swapping out the directx dlls that are shipped with the game: does anyone here know if that would be seen as a cheat and possibly lead to a ban?
I’d gladly not risk one of my accounts just for more fps…
Yeah, I saw that discussion, I just didn’t want to necropost.
It’s very difficult to find info about this on the web, I considered writing to the support but there’s isn’t really a “Questions/Info” category to use…
I tried going on the support page but there’s isn’t a category that applies to my situation. I tried following the “Technical Issue” path but they ask for screenshot and stuff that don’t make sense for my case.
UPDATE: I went through the “Technical Issue” path anyway, let’s see if they answer.
it wasnt directx it was the graphics driver itself but tbh ya should of gotten a nvidia card or another amd card like plex for example doesnt support arc cards
DXVK needs to place an trampoline to functions inside the game. By the way some anticheats use hashes of allowed libraries that are fine to inject/interact with.
yes… hooking it (to be precise: patching the function prologue)
as I described, every time an innocent piece of software issued an update the injected dll’s hash would change, then they’d end up banning everyone using that software
the fact this doesn’t happen means we can infer that they don’t do this
they likely measure various properties of the processes’ address space and transmit it home for later analysis