FPS Dropped Overnight

[scarlettheartt]

So I've been playing multiple Gamecube and Wii ISOs, and after messing with speedhacks, had most of them running at 60 or 30 FPS, including the most demanding game I run, which is The Legend of Zelda - Twilight Princess. Then, when I booted the Emulator up this morning, after days of it running optimally, it was running incredibly slow. Unless it has something to do with the multitude of downloads I've made recently, or an antivirus program I downloaded then deleted a few hours later, I have no idea what could have caused the slowdown.

[Dan_Tsukasa]

(02-16-2015, 01:24 AM)scarlettheartt Wrote: So I've been playing multiple Gamecube and Wii ISOs, and after messing with speedhacks, had most of them running at 60 or 30 FPS, including the most demanding game I run, which is The Legend of Zelda - Twilight Princess. Then, when I booted the Emulator up this morning, after days of it running optimally, it was running incredibly slow. Unless it has something to do with the multitude of downloads I've made recently, or an antivirus program I downloaded then deleted a few hours later, I have no idea what could have caused the slowdown.

Unless you've gone in and changed dolphin then its going to be completely unrelate to Dolphin.

Have you checked your disc defragger? Have you checked the task manager to see whats running?

Have you updated your graphics card driver?

Theres a really big list of things to go through, but I think those are a good place to start.

[salamaza]

Delete the "Dolphin Emulator" folder in my documents and run the emulator again. Deleting dolphin folder in my document will reset everything.

[degasus]

everything = also your save files, so better have a backup ...

[Dolphy]

(02-16-2015, 05:30 AM)salamaza Wrote: Delete the "Dolphin Emulator" folder in my documents and run the emulator again. Deleting dolphin folder in my document will reset everything.

Yeah don't forget to say to saves are located there too . The easiest way is to rename that folder