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  • @knight_killer said:

    Bit of a bump but when the mesa update came out it broke shader pre-caching for me on Steam. I've always run DBD with the -dx12 launch command. Running DBD without -dx12 as a launch command for me results in a memory leak at the campfire. Starting DBD with -dx12 as a launch command and turning shader pre-caching off in the downloads tab in Steam settings allows me to play the game.

    Thank you so much! I got my update, and this was what fixed it for me finally. I appreciate you

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  • @SexArcana Our problems are the same, after further investigation after I made the post it is the game itself. We fixed it temporarily by switching what type of steam package I had. I went from Debian to snaps. It only solved it for a day or so and then the memory leak with DBD itself started happening again. DBD consumes all 32 GB of ram as soon as I hit menus/campfire. If I don’t close it right away my entire computer freezes up. I made a post in bug reporting and was instantly shut down and told it was a tech issue. It’s nice to see someone with a bit more knowledge explain the issue. So I appreciate your time in reporting it. Hopefully it gets fixed soon, this is really the only game I enjoy playing. I’ve tried it with a few other steam games, both including single player and online and dead by daylight is the only one that does it. I agree it is a bug and that’s why I reported it originally. I am following your post as well and hope they fix it because it seems to be on their end. I feel like I’ve tried everything except switching back to windows which i don’t want to do.

    in Memory Leak DBD Linux - Help me please <3 Comment by boonanapancake

  • @SexArcana fixed it temporarily, it popped again yesterday. did you find any fixes?

    in Memory Leak DBD Linux - Help me please <3 Comment by boonanapancake

  • Hi there,

    I apologize for not adding this information in as I am fairly new to linux.

    @[Deleted User] said:

    Which kernel are you on? Are you running the flatpak version of Steam? Lots more info needed in this case

    I am using Kubuntu

    Kernal: 6.2.0-26-generic

    I believe I am using SNAP version of Steam.


    Thanks in advance

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