Vulkan support is coming to Android apps on Windows 11
Vulkan support is coming to Android apps on Windows 11
Vulkan API support should help systems get the most out of their GPU when running Android apps.
tl;dr from the linked article:
- Microsoft just released an update for Windows Subsystem for Android on Windows 11 in preview.
- The update adds preview support for Vulkan API, which is a cross-platform graphics API that works on Windows and Linux.
- The standard set of security updates and stability improvements also ship with the update.
I hope this will also indirectly improve gaming on Linux.
I play warzone with my friends and they all own a Playstation 4 or 5.
So I ended up using the android playstation app in Windows 11 so we can all share VoIP all the time when playing.
First I tried the WSA. But it was impacting games performance. Stuttering every 30 seconds. Other thing I didn't like from WSA is that it installs Hyper-V or something like that (that causes VMWare to not like AMD-V setting).
Then I tried bluestack limiting the app to just 1 core and this one doesn't seem to impact game performance. So I'm staying with bluestack.
I have an 5800X3D CPU. And game is generally GPU bottlenecked for me.