So, make sure to update your respective graphics driver either using the official site or using the utility tool.
In most cases, the graphics-intensive apps or games may not work properly due to an outdated graphics driver. Click on Change default graphics processor and select your dedicated graphics card as a default one.(If works perfectly then set it permanently) Choose the Performance mode or the dedicated graphics card.Open the graphics card utility tool > Select Run with the graphics processor.Therefore, sometimes the running application or game can’t detect your external dedicated graphics card and its drivers properly. If you’re getting the DirectX error on your PC/Laptop then you’re most probably running both the inbuilt and dedicated graphics card. Run the game with the dedicated Graphics Card One last edit: it looks like you have an RX480 inwhich case, get Wine 3.0 RC whatever it is now and give it a go it should "Just Work"tm.1. I only did a little extra searching but it all talks about AMD and Intel graphics. I have not been able to find anything about how to enable it for nvidia cards. Pretty cool.Īnyway another back on topic edit. In searching for that above I put “Wine 3.0 DX11 enable” and about 4 or 5 results down on DuckDuckGo was this very post.
Side note and aditional edit, Man the crawlers work quickly these days. So it seems it should be working off the hop if you have AMD or intel Graphics, nVidia will have to be enabled manually, sorry not idea how right now though. A big change with Wine 3.0-RC1 is that Direct3D 11.0 is now enabled by default on AMD and Intel graphics processors! The D3D11 support in Wine still isn’t completely baked, but it’s working for several Direct3D 11 games like Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Prey 2017, Crysis 2 and Witcher 3 to now enjoy under Linux.
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