Dolphin 3.0 OsX Split Screen Lag HELP

[andrewxsherman]

Processor 2.66 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 8 GB 1067 MHz DDR3
Graphics Intel HD Graphics 288 MB
Software Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3 (11D50)

Thats what I've got. IVE LOOKEED EVERYWHERE and i can't find anyone to tell me some configurations for dolphin 3.0 to speed up the lag i get when playing multiplayer games such as a split screen for mario kart double dash.

Can anyone help with Some configurations to speed up my processing speed at a steady 100 or 99. Thanks guys

[AnyOldName3]

That happens. Post your settings and we may be able to reduce it.

[andrewxsherman]

(04-10-2012, 08:34 AM)AnyOldName3 Wrote: That happens. Post your settings and we may be able to reduce it.

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(04-10-2012, 08:34 AM)AnyOldName3 Wrote: That happens. Post your settings and we may be able to reduce it.

[admin89]

It's normal , the more player you add the more FPS is reduced . Your specs probably can't keep up with multiplayer

[andrewxsherman]

theres nothing that i can do to possibly speed it up a little. Any like plugins that i can use that are better than opengl or something. let me know. as of right now i can't play some games in multiplayer because of this but its not that slow I'm getting 60%

[Shonumi]

Technically for Dolphin. OpenGL, DX9, and DX11 are not provided as plugins in the same sense that you can change them out easily in emulators like ePSXe. They're provided as backends that Dolphin can use, but they don't really come as interchangeable pieces of software like plugins. For OS X (and Linux) Dolphin will only use OpenGL as the video backend. You can use Software, but that's really slow, and usually only for debugging. A new computer with better specs would help with multiplayer.

[dannzen]

check the temps and clock of your CPU...
normaly 2.66ghz i-serie 1 should be enough if i remember correctly

[andrewxsherman]

Im just surprised that theres nothing i can do in the settings ANYWHERE to just get me a 10% boost or even 20%. So theres Absolutely NOTHING i can do?

[admin89]

Direct3D9 back-end is much faster than direct3d11 & OpenGL back-end . If you want to gain more FPS , you must install windows 7 via bootcamp then use direct3d9

[DefenderX]

Try some settings, maybe this can increase the FPS rate a little bit.

Check:
* OpenMP Texture Decoder
* Fast Mipmaps
* Disable Per-Pixel-Depth
* Lock Threads to Cores
* Cache Display Lists