After: Dynamic FPS mod bundled and enabled by default; automatic patching is restricted to the supported game build and checks for patch conflicts.
build-83 → build-88
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Published November 6, 2026
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Zelda: Ocarina of Time Reported platform: unknown
Also listed as: OoT
| Build | Status | GPU / CPU | FPS | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not provided | unknown | Not provided / Not provided | Not provided | Open report |
| build-83 | runs with issues | RTX 4070 SUPER 12 GB / i5-14600KF | 30 FPS | Open report |
| build-83 | unknown | AMD RX 6000 series or older; AMD Radion RX 6650 XT / AMD Ryzen 5 5600 | Not provided | Open report |
| build-83 | unknown | Not provided / Not provided | Not provided | Open report |
| build-75 | runs with issues | RTX 3080 / Ryzen 5900X | 12–22 FPS | Open report |
| Not provided | runs with issues | AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT 8 GB / Ryzen 5 5600X | 25–33 FPS | Open report |
| Not provided | runs with issues | RX 6650 XT (RDNA2) / i5-10400F | 25–27 FPS | Open report |
| nx2 `5a50f50e0b` (official PGO artifact of build-80 and local non-PGO build of nx2-latest) | runs with issues | AMD RX 9070 XT (RDNA4, 16 GB) / Ryzen 7 5800X3D (8C/16T), 32 GB RAM | 28–35 FPS | Open report |
| Not provided | runs with issues | AMD RX 9070 XT / Not provided | Not provided | Open report |
| Not provided | playable | RTX 5090 / Not provided | 40–60 FPS | Open report |
Not provided report
Statusunknown
GPUNot provided
CPUNot provided
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: Dynamic FPS is enabled by default, but full gameplay timing has not been verified; CPU Clock Boost/Overclock can affect game speed.
build-83 report
Statusruns with issues
GPURTX 4070 SUPER 12 GB
CPUi5-14600KF
Driver621.14
Recorded FPS30 FPS
Problems or notes: Issue reporter describes shader problems and gameplay at about 30% speed. A commenter reports that GPU Mode: Fast restored normal speed and reached 60 FPS in most areas; build-83 held 60 FPS after the shader cache warmed up. The commenter also reports stutter while new shader pipelines are built.
build-83 report
Statusunknown
GPUAMD RX 6000 series or older; AMD Radion RX 6650 XT
CPUAMD Ryzen 5 5600
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: Reported that the game slows when booting; the reporter restarted the emulator and game and changed settings, but did not state a resolution.
build-83 report
Statusunknown
GPUNot provided
CPUNot provided
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: The release says the perf9 build was tested successfully in Ocarina of Time, but provides no gameplay duration or specific tested hardware.
build-75 report
Statusruns with issues
GPURTX 3080
CPURyzen 5900X
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPS12–22 FPS
Problems or notes: Outdoor areas have excessive fog and glow, performance is about 12–22 fps, and three rare shaders remain unsupported.
Not provided report
Statusruns with issues
GPUAMD Radeon RX 6600 XT 8 GB
CPURyzen 5 5600X
DriverAMD proprietary driver 2.0.353 (`amdvlk64.dll` 32.0.21045.16010)
Recorded FPS25–33 FPS
Problems or notes: On the reported Windows 11 setup, the intro freezes at 0 FPS while two compute pipelines compile, taking 6 and 18 minutes. After compilation and caching, the intro proceeds; reported scenes run at about 33 FPS. Disabling optimization builds the pipelines faster but reported scenes run at about 25 FPS. Rejecting the two shader hashes makes the intro play at 60 FPS but leaves parts of the picture black.
Not provided report
Statusruns with issues
GPURX 6650 XT (RDNA2)
CPUi5-10400F
DriverAMD proprietary driver 2.0.353 (`amdvlk64.dll` 32.0.21045.16010)
Recorded FPS25–27 FPS
Problems or notes: A user comment reports that with three shaders built unoptimized, the intro plays and the game reaches Kokiri Forest, with cutscenes at about 25 to 27 FPS. With `EDEN_NX2_NOOPT_SHADERS=all`, it ran at about 16 to 17 FPS. With asynchronous shader compilation on, this build showed a black screen with audio or stayed at “Loading Shaders” at 0 FPS; the user had not waited long enough to determine whether it would finish.
nx2 `5a50f50e0b` (official PGO artifact of build-80 and local non-PGO build of nx2-latest) report
Statusruns with issues
GPUAMD RX 9070 XT (RDNA4, 16 GB)
CPURyzen 7 5800X3D (8C/16T), 32 GB RAM
DriverMesa 26.x RADV
Recorded FPS28–35 FPS
Problems or notes: User reports gameplay at 28–35 fps with 31–36 ms frame time and no saturated thread. The PGO artifact crashes in dynarmic with Unhandled SIGSEGV after 2–10 minutes on this machine; a local non-PGO build was stable over several sessions.
Not provided report
Statusruns with issues
GPUAMD RX 9070 XT
CPUNot provided
Driver26.10.2
Recorded FPSNot provided
Problems or notes: A commenter reports approximately 3 minutes of gameplay before a black screen, driver crash, and crash to desktop.
Not provided report
Statusplayable
GPURTX 5090
CPUNot provided
DriverNot provided
Recorded FPS40–60 FPS
Problems or notes: Gameplay testing in Kokiri Forest reported no crashes; normal game speed was below 60 FPS with #216. GPU accuracy was Low.
Related game issues
- macOS/MoltenVK: Ocarina of Time (0400486024DEC000) kills or hangs the Metal device at the intro-video boundary (open)
- [Crash] (open)
- [Crash] AMD Crash/AudioDesync (open)
- [AMD RX 9070 XT] Black screen with UI visible and GPU driver timeout (Build 88) (open)
- [Crash] Ocarina of Time (0400486024DEC000): freezes in Hyrule Castle Town pot room near the guard (open)
- [Crash] AMD Ocarina of time Doesn't Start (open)
- [GBug] Ocarina of Time (0400486024DEC000): intro freezes for 6 to 18 minutes on AMD while the driver optimizes two compute shaders (open)
- [Perf] OoT (0400486024DEC000): per-fence Preflushable buffer downloads (~430 MB/s) are the biggest GPU back-thread cost; batching them gives +55% draws/s but breaks exposure (open)
- [VBug] OoT Slows when booting. (open)
- Ocarina of Time harvest fork: findings and open tasks (open)
- [Crash] Linux/RADV (RX 9070 XT): invalid SPIR-V fragment shader (depth image u32 sampled as f32) segfaults in VkPipelineBuild, Ocarina of Time (open)
- [Bug] Windows build-83 can hang on Closing software after OoT gameplay (open)
- [GBug] OoT (0400486024DEC000): the same ~60 cached graphics pipelines are rebuilt on the GPU thread every boot (open)
- [VBug] Oot is in a "nightmare mode"? also gameplay speed is at like 30% (open)
- [GBug] Ocarina of Time on RADV (RX 9070 XT): 28-35 fps, 35 ms frame with no saturated thread (translation/sync bound) (open)
- [GBug] Zelda: Ocarina of Time (0400486024DEC000): the audio plays a different part of the stream than the picture (open)
- [VBug] [nx2-build-75] Zelda: Ocarina of Time (0400486024DEC000) black screen — no AV1 decoder (open)
- [VBug] OoT (0400486024DEC000): world renders black except areas lit by Navi and around Link, AMD RX 9070 (open)
- Release note: Outdoor areas have far too much fog and glow compared with console; performance is about 12–22 fps on a Ryzen 5900X with an RTX 3080, and three rare shaders remain unsupported.
- Release note: On macOS arm64 through MoltenVK, the Metal device may be lost or the GPU thread may hang at the intro-video/gameplay boundary. A commenter attributes the device loss to an attachment-less framebuffer reaching 32768×32768, above the stated Apple GPU limit of 16384.
- Release note: After a local workaround for device loss, a commenter reports that the 3D scene remains black while sound and subtitles work on an older Eglantine fork; current nx2 behavior was not yet checked.
- Release note: User reports a crash when opening the game on Arch Linux with an AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700 (9070XT); the console reports a segmentation fault.
- Release note: User reports audio/video desynchronization during the opening cutscene and a system freeze at the Deku Tree cutscene on Vulkan with an AMD RX 9000 series GPU. Comments report crashes on AMD GPUs, including while building shaders. One commenter reports that OpenGL GLSL stops the crashes but leaves only the UI visible.
- Release note: On some AMD GPUs, the UI may remain visible while the 3D world is black; reports also describe AMD driver timeouts or crashes.
- Release note: User-reported reproducible freeze when walking deeper into the pot room in Hyrule Castle Town, near the guard.
- Release note: The issue reporter using an AMD RX 6600 8GB on Windows 10 reports that the emulator starts loading and then remains on a black screen.
- Release note: Commenters report rendering failures, black screens, and AMD driver crashes; one reports that audio continues while rendering is crashed.
- Release note: On AMD's proprietary Windows driver, two compute pipelines can take 6 to 18 minutes to compile during the intro, leaving the game at 0 FPS while audio continues. Rejecting the shader hashes avoids the wait but causes black areas in the intro, title, and castle scenes.
- Release note: In the measurement-only experiment, disabling per-fence Preflushable downloads or batching downloads by 64 fences caused overexposure in Kokiri Forest.
- Release note: A commenter reports that an experimental compute storage write-extent analysis reduced marked GPU-written data and fence copies while preserving correct auto-exposure. It was described as code on a user's branch, not as an upstream or validated release fix.
- Release note: Static review and a separate research comment describe read-trap bookkeeping and dirty-state issues that can leave stale GPU-written data when per-fence downloads are disabled; proposed corrections and batching remain untested or local experiments.
- Release note: Slows when booting.
- Release note: Community comments describe AMD black or corrupted-world output, fragment-pipeline compiler crashes on Windows, later timeouts or TFB stalls, corrupted output, and a RADV depth-image SPIR-V failure. These are separate reported cases; the comments do not establish a universal cause or resolution.
- Release note: User reports a segfault during gameplay on Linux with an AMD RX 9000-series GPU and RADV, when a graphics pipeline is built for an invalid fragment shader.
- Release note: On Windows build-83, shutdown can hang at “Closing software…” after gameplay. Some sessions completed shutdown successfully; the cause is undetermined.
- Release note: Persistent graphics pipeline cache entries are reportedly rebuilt on the GPU thread during gameplay on repeated boots, causing a visible hitch.
- Release note: With GPU Mode: Accurate (High), gameplay may run in slow motion at about 30 FPS; shader compilation can cause stutter on new content.
- Release note: PGO artifact crashes in dynarmic with Unhandled SIGSEGV after 2–10 minutes on the reported machine.
- Release note: Clean audio from a different point of the game plays while the intro image is displayed; audio and picture are substantially out of sync.
- Release note: In gameplay, the world renders almost entirely black, with only the HUD and some areas near light sources visible; some shapes appear blown out with heavy bloom.
Compared with Previous Build
From build-83 to build-88: follow the gameplay changes described for these two builds.
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Known issues from Lichii sources
Known Game Issues
Ocarina of Time
A half-resolution layer drawn by pixel shader c72b6ea746c00433 causes dark blotches and translucent patches over objects in reported scenes. Users traced the issue to an occlusion-depth copy being wiped by deferred clears before the layer samples it.
Recorded fix: A user-reported workaround is EDEN_NX2_REJECT_HASH=c72b6ea746c00433; it removes the blotches in tested scenes but removes the river's visible water surface. Another user described PR #185 as fixing the ordering issue, but did not provide a tested result for that fix.
Ocarina of Time
The Deku Tree exterior cutscene can render black except for a small area around Navi; a user also reported an AMD graphics-driver crash while building graphics pipelines in that scene.
Ocarina of Time
Users reported missing grass, ferns, and broadleaf vegetation, with associated haze or overexposure in Kokiri Forest. A user reported that a local build with listed rendering commits restored grass and ferns and removed heavy haze in one location; a later comment proposed PR #204 for stale occlusion-query reads, but did not report a test result for that PR.
Ocarina of Time
A user reported river-water flicker depending on sun direction relative to the camera; the proposed link to lighting or light volumes was unconfirmed.
Ocarina of Time
A user reported zero-format texture assertions, Unmapped Device ReadBlock errors, and flickering terrain and subtitles; causation was not established.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
On AMD RDNA2 GPUs, the game may freeze during shader or pipeline building, sometimes with background audio continuing. A commenter also reports black-screen or shader-building hangs with asynchronous shader compilation enabled.
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
On AMD's proprietary Windows driver, two compute pipelines can take 6 to 18 minutes to compile during the intro, leaving the game at 0 FPS while audio continues. Rejecting the shader hashes avoids the wait but causes black areas in the intro, title, and castle scenes.
Recorded fix: Leave the game at the intro for about 20 minutes once so both pipelines finish and are cached; later boots reportedly pass the intro immediately until the driver or Lichii is updated. Alternatively, set `EDEN_NX2_REJECT_HASH=eff3ccbe1438679d,f9ea14a22394f5b1`; this avoids the wait but leaves parts of the picture black.
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
In the measurement-only experiment, disabling per-fence Preflushable downloads or batching downloads by 64 fences caused overexposure in Kokiri Forest.
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
A commenter reports that an experimental compute storage write-extent analysis reduced marked GPU-written data and fence copies while preserving correct auto-exposure. It was described as code on a user's branch, not as an upstream or validated release fix.
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Static review and a separate research comment describe read-trap bookkeeping and dirty-state issues that can leave stale GPU-written data when per-fence downloads are disabled; proposed corrections and batching remain untested or local experiments.
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Notes de version récentes
Changements de compatibilité dans les dernières versions
Version build-88 · Non renseigné
Integrated performance ports and reduced unnecessary writer tracking; added explicit GPU-to-host visibility before buffer readback and submitted native desktop GPU work earlier while preserving conservative synchronization for macro reads and semaphore waits.
Version build-88 · Non renseigné
Added bounded background preparation of cached graphics pipelines and persistent task/mesh shader state. Updated the Vulkan cache to v53 while preserving compatible v52 caches, and made interrupted cache migrations retryable.
Version build-88 · Non renseigné
Fixed temporal history, motion interpolation, image transitions, and descriptor retirement for FSR3 frame generation; frame generation remains off by default.
Version build-88 · Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Bundled Dark's Dynamic FPS mod, enabled by default for Ocarina of Time. Disable it independently in the game's Add-Ons settings. Max Resolution remains a separate Add-On. CPU Clock Normal is recommended when evaluating the mod; Boost/Overclock can affect game speed. Full gameplay timing has not been verified.
Version build-83 · Ocarina of Time
Fixed missing vegetation, incorrect materials and lighting, a glowing doorway, one-frame white flashes, and an AMD black 3D scene. Added Max Resolution (built-in), enabled by default for the supported game build, and Ocarina-specific frame-ahead presentation tuning.
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build-88 · Publiée le November 6, 2026
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
- not booting · GPU AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700 (9070XT) · CPU Non renseigné · Pilote Non renseigné
- unknown · GPU Non renseigné · CPU Non renseigné · Pilote Non renseigné
7 fichiers à télécharger pour cette version.
build-83 · Publiée le November 6, 2026
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
- runs with issues · GPU RTX 4070 SUPER 12 GB · CPU i5-14600KF · Pilote 621.14
- unknown · GPU AMD RX 6000 series or older; AMD Radion RX 6650 XT · CPU AMD Ryzen 5 5600 · Pilote Non renseigné
- unknown · GPU Non renseigné · CPU Non renseigné · Pilote Non renseigné
12 fichiers à télécharger pour cette version.
build-75 · Publiée le November 5, 2026
Zelda: Ocarina of Time
- runs with issues · GPU RTX 3080 · CPU Ryzen 5900X · Pilote Non renseigné
12 fichiers à télécharger pour cette version.
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