Hello,
From what I've heard, Dolphin mostly relies on the CPU rather than the GPU; however, I was wondering which processing unit takes care of which aspects of the emulation (and, if/when I were to upgrade my GPU, what would improve afterward). My best guess was that the CPU takes care of the emulation by setting up a console equivalent while the GPU is used for the game's graphical aspects (such as models) and anything concerning enhancements/post processing; is that roughly accurate, or did I really miss how the program works?
Thanks!
From what I've heard, Dolphin mostly relies on the CPU rather than the GPU; however, I was wondering which processing unit takes care of which aspects of the emulation (and, if/when I were to upgrade my GPU, what would improve afterward). My best guess was that the CPU takes care of the emulation by setting up a console equivalent while the GPU is used for the game's graphical aspects (such as models) and anything concerning enhancements/post processing; is that roughly accurate, or did I really miss how the program works?
Thanks!