[GC] The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker

[admin89]

Right-click the game -> Properties -> Enable "Vbeam"

Quote:Also I searched the net and I overclocked from the original 775MHz core clock and 1,000MHz memory clock I boosted that to 840MHz and 1,080MHz respectively, with the help of AMD Overdrive

No , we don't tell you to overclock your graphic card

(09-16-2012, 11:45 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: Overclock your cpu (i7 2600)

[wcamicase]

Ohh I thought overclocking was all the same haha
Gonna check that out

But another thing, where can I find that "vbean" thing? Might as well try it out, right?

EDIT: From what I'm reading my i7 2600 wasn't made to be overclocked :/ they say that it's better to leave it be, you seem to understand of this things, can you light me up? xD

[DefenderX]

You can find the option, when you right click on the game and select "Properties". Then, check "Accurate VBeam emulation".

[LordVador]

(09-16-2012, 10:26 PM)wcamicase Wrote: But another thing, where can I find that "vbean" thing? Might as well try it out, right?

Admin89 has just told you where to find it :

Quote:Right-click the game -> Properties -> Enable "Vbeam"

[wcamicase]

(09-16-2012, 10:30 PM)LordVador Wrote:

(09-16-2012, 10:26 PM)wcamicase Wrote: But another thing, where can I find that "vbean" thing? Might as well try it out, right?

Admin89 has just told you where to find it :

Quote:Right-click the game -> Properties -> Enable "Vbeam"

OMG fail, didn't notice that! I only noticed the quote because it pops out haha

EDIT: It was actually enabled by default ._.

[admin89]

(09-16-2012, 10:26 PM)wcamicase Wrote: From what I'm reading my i7 2600 wasn't made to be overclocked :/

Only "K" CPU was made to be overclocked (i5 2500k , i7 2600k , i5 3570k ...)
"non-k" wasn't (i5 2500 , i7 2600 , i5 3570 ...)

Quote:
they say that it's better to leave it be

that's right since you're not good at overclocking
otherwise , you'll have to replace your Gigabyte mobo with Asrock Z77 . Asrock Z77 has "non-k OC"function , you can overclock "non-k" CPU if you enable that function

Quote:EDIT: It was actually enabled by default ._.

Are you sure ? That option will not be enabled by default unless you do it
Does it look like this ?

[wcamicase]

No it isn't, ohh my bad, I thought that the blue square that it has was meaning that it was active, my bad >_< sorry about this
Dunno why but I get so much trouble editing Dolphins configs, with PCSX2 it's so fast haha, I think I'm a noob relating Dolphin

EDIT: After turning that function on I got my FPS's cut by half, hmm guess I need to experiment haha

[LordVador]

(09-16-2012, 11:16 PM)wcamicase Wrote: No it isn't, ohh my bad, I thought that the blue square that it has was meaning that it was active, my bad >_< sorry about this
Dunno why but I get so much trouble editing Dolphins configs, with PCSX2 it's so fast haha, I think I'm a noob relating Dolphin

EDIT: After turning that function on I got my FPS's cut by half, hmm guess I need to experiment haha

I don't know which revision you're using but if it's a recent build (3.0-7XX for example) I guess you should try the official release for this game. Here : http://www.dolphin-emu.org/download.html?rev=v30&arch=win64

[wcamicase]

I'm using revision 3.0-753

And the game runs at 100%, completely fine until I find a battle and it has these sound cuts ;_;

[LordVador]

(09-17-2012, 12:07 AM)wcamicase Wrote: I'm using revision 3.0-753

And the game runs at 100%, completely fine until I find a battle and it has these sound cuts ;_;

If LLE doesn' t solve your issue nothing else will.
Try to check LLE on Thread if you still haven't done it