Hey guys, I have a pretty solid computer and all I'm trying to do is emulate Mario Party 4-6.
There's a problem though, they seem to run in slow mo. The FPS will say it's 25-40, but the game runs.. slow. Like for example, in the party games, the countdown clock will say it has 55 seconds, and from 55 seconds to 54 it's actually about 3 seconds. Any fix for this?
My PC specs are:
ATI Radeon HD4890 1gb, newest drivers (tried old ones)
Windows 7 64 bit dual boot Windows XP 32 bit, using proper versions of dolphin on each OS so please please don't tell me to DL the 64 bit version or whatever.
Intel Quad Core Q6700 Processor @ 2.8ghz\core.
4gb DDR3 1600mhz RAM
Anyone know a setting I could change or something? My PC can play literally any game I have on max settings and it can emulate a PS2 just fine, why is the gamecube so slow?
PS: My drivers are all up to date, all my parts are working fine.. so please don't answer with something like get a new computer, this one is quite good. Thanks!
PPS: I tried using both Dolphin 1.02, 1.03 and 2.0 -- all share the issue. Not using any plugins.
There's a problem though, they seem to run in slow mo. The FPS will say it's 25-40, but the game runs.. slow. Like for example, in the party games, the countdown clock will say it has 55 seconds, and from 55 seconds to 54 it's actually about 3 seconds. Any fix for this?
My PC specs are:
ATI Radeon HD4890 1gb, newest drivers (tried old ones)
Windows 7 64 bit dual boot Windows XP 32 bit, using proper versions of dolphin on each OS so please please don't tell me to DL the 64 bit version or whatever.
Intel Quad Core Q6700 Processor @ 2.8ghz\core.
4gb DDR3 1600mhz RAM
Anyone know a setting I could change or something? My PC can play literally any game I have on max settings and it can emulate a PS2 just fine, why is the gamecube so slow?
PS: My drivers are all up to date, all my parts are working fine.. so please don't answer with something like get a new computer, this one is quite good. Thanks!
PPS: I tried using both Dolphin 1.02, 1.03 and 2.0 -- all share the issue. Not using any plugins.