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Mesa 24.3 Delivers Big Performance Win For Aging AMD Navi 10 GPUs
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so I assume it's worth trying it out on Navi 14?
I would definitely try it. If it doesn't help any game, or if it causes glitches/crashes, an environment variable is easy to revert.
how does one add it as a variable?
In Steam launch options for a specific game.
So, in this case:
ah, my bad.. I didnt realize it meant just putting it in the games launch options. I thought it had to be set in some file or something. Thank you for the clarification.
It doesn't necessarily mean putting it in a game's launch options. Environment variables can be set in a startup script, or a flatpak config, or a command line, for example. But the Steam launch options approach is convenient when you're just testing something for one specific game.