[GC] Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader

[IceStrike256]

I'm surprised that I hadn't noticed I've been running in single core for who knows how long.

Dolphin has sure come a long way.

[RGPires]

Hey guys, could you help me with something?
Im trying to run the game but i can never get a stable framerate, it fluctuates between 50-56 in ordinary missions (less in the training but i know that is to be expected), the framerate wouldnt be a problem but the sound cracks and it gets seriously annoying.

The framerate is like that whether i use native or 4x, opengl or dx11.
Im using LLE.
And i had to disable iddle skipping as it gets worse when turned on.
No retextures.

Is there an option to help with this? What are your configurations?

[General_Han_Solo]

What's your PC specs?

[General_Han_Solo]

You can also have a look at my Dolphin settings here (latest revision): https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-hd-texture-star-wars-rogue-leader-rebel-strike-jedi-knight-10th-jan-2016?pid=397358#pid397358

[IceStrike256]

(01-19-2016, 09:34 AM)RGPires Wrote: Hey guys, could you help me with something?
Im trying to run the game but i can never get a stable framerate, it fluctuates between 50-56 in ordinary missions (less in the training but i know that is to be expected), the framerate wouldnt be a problem but the sound cracks and it gets seriously annoying.

The framerate is like that whether i use native or 4x, opengl or dx11.
Im using LLE.
And i had to disable iddle skipping as it gets worse when turned on.
No retextures.

Is there an option to help with this? What are your configurations?

Your cpu probably isnt stong enough

[RGPires]

Operating System: Windows 10 - x64
Processor/CPU: Intel Core i5
Video Card/GPU: GTX 970
Memory/RAM: 12 GB Ram
Dolphin Revision Currently Using: 4.0-8526

I considered my cpu but would i be getting the same framerate in native and 4x if it was so?
Tks for the settings geneal han.
Yours isnt the first setting i see that has iddle skipping enabled, why could it be i cant use it? From what i undersand it isnt supposed to increase cpu usage.

[General_Han_Solo]

Yeah well, what's the speed and make of your i5?

For example, my specs are:

CPU - i7 3930k @ 4.0 Ghz (at least this speed required!)
GPU - Sapphire 7870 Ghz edition
RAM - 2400 MHz 16 GB G.Skill
HDD - An SSD
Motherboard - Rampage IV Extreme (everything OC'd)

These are the bare essentials for Rogue Leader to run near 100%. You could try the CPU overclock function in the Advanced tab and set it to 80%, see if that makes the crackling less in Rogue Leader / Rebel Strike.

[RGPires]

(01-19-2016, 10:52 PM)General_Han_Solo Wrote: Yeah well, what's the speed and make of your i5?

For example, my specs are:

CPU - i7 3930k @ 4.0 Ghz (at least this speed required!)
GPU - Sapphire 7870 Ghz edition
RAM - 2400 MHz 16 GB G.Skill
HDD - An SSD
Motherboard - Rampage IV Extreme (everything OC'd)

These are the bare essentials for Rogue Leader to run near 100%. You could try the CPU overclock function in the Advanced tab and set it to 80%, see if that makes the crackling less in Rogue Leader / Rebel Strike.

CPU I5 @ 2.75 Ghz
SSD

Yeah, i suppose it will not run 100% then. Will try the overclock, tks for the help.

[IceStrike256]

Yeah that processors just not strong enough unfortunately.

[slarlac249]

(01-20-2016, 01:16 AM)RGPires Wrote: CPU I5 @ 2.75 Ghz
SSD

Yeah, i suppose it will not run 100% then. Will try the overclock, tks for the help.

cpu is all that matters really with emulation, a decent gpu will help a little for upscaling, but it's mostly cpu power that is needed for playable emulation.

for normal pc gaming, only cpu / gpu matter.

ssd's only improve loading on certain games like battlefield 3.

ram speed does b all for gaming, fast ram is only useful if you are using applications that requiring lots of ram like editing software.