FPS issue, Monster Hunter 3

[NaturalViolence]

You do need a sandy bridge cpu if you want the framerate to not drop when there are lots of monsters, it doesn't need to be overclocked but I don't think you can do it with any other architecture (maybe an overclocked nehalem).

[OxTox]

(01-21-2012, 03:09 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: You do need a sandy bridge cpu if you want the framerate to not drop when there are lots of monsters, it doesn't need to be overclocked but I don't think you can do it with any other architecture (maybe an overclocked nehalem).

Alrighto.

I got it running at 25-32 FPS with game speed of 85-100. Wish it could be 90-100 then it would be perfect!

[dannzen]

use rev6505

[OxTox]

Got it running pretty smoothly, it FPS drops from 28 to 20-22 when I faced that underwater beast Lagia something. FPS drops about 5 when I face lots of enemies and bigger ones like Great Jaggi.

Anyone got optimal low FPS configuration for Dolphin?[/size]

[NaturalViolence]

We already told you that you need better hardware, there are no magic settings that give you perfect fps all the time.

[OxTox]

Managed to get steady 30 FPS, no matter how many monsters are on my screen with an older Dolphin version.