Quote:Like I said earlier there really is no correlation between modern PC games and dolphin. A High end gaming pc will probably also be able to play dolphin but you can build a really good gaming system that won't be very good for most games on dolphin.
Indeed. The examples he listed of PC games were all GPU heavy.
Quote:Trinity is piledriver based so there are only two modules and it looks like dolphin is treating it like its a dual core processor.
No. I asked him to try lock threads to cores for a reason. Thankfully he left task manager open in his screenshots. You can clearly see that dolphin is using logical cores 1 and 3 as it should.
Quote:Is there anyone else on the forums with bulldozer or piledriver chips that have discussed the results they get? I haven't been here long and have only seen people talk about how bulldozer/piledriver should theoretically perform.
We don't have exact numbers from any of them, but yes. They generally perform similarly to high end phenom IIs from what we can tell.
Quote: His wind waker benchmarks aren't that far behind what I posted for a phenom ii x2 550, in fact his second save fps bests it. Maybe this is the best trinity can do on Dolphin?
I highly doubt that. Especially his SMG and NSMB results. When my Q6600 at 3.2GHz is getting 3.5 times the vps something is clearly wrong.
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-Mark Antony
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