for some reason the ray tracing toggle is greyed out in Pragmata. Anyone know how to get it to work? I tried the solution posted on linux subs "%command% /WineDetectionEnabled:False" but this didn't work for me. Any ideas?
I have been playing Pragmata, plays well but inconsistent frame time. Is there any way to lock the render fps to 30 and push the display fps with frame gen to 60.
I was playing a VN (witch on the holy night). I checked with asitop it was drawing ~8.5 watts with crossover and ~3.2 watts with parallels. Is it generally the case that parallels is more energy efficient for playing lower end/ indie games? And why does crossover draw much more energy in this case, as I would have assumed it would be the opposite since parallels is emulating a whole another OS?