This is the fourth time for me reading this but I think it is partly wrong. HLE audio has a lot to do with resolution, or to be more precise with framerate which is more likely to drop on higher resolutions.
Why can I perfectly play in LLE with low internal resolution but get massive problems in 3x internal res.?
Why is HLE audio working perfectly in 3x internal resolution with some minor drops in framerate which I do not care about? -> Because my GPU is to slow to run 1080p with LLE but not to slow to run 1080p with HLE.
As my CPU is not fully utilized (max 80%), the GPU is more important here.
With HLE I can play in 1080p, with LLE I cannot. If I cannot play in 1080p, I see no use in Dolphin, I can then use my real Wii. To play in 1080p, internal resolution must be set to 3x, else it is no 1080p. For me real 1080p is far more important than small and unnoticeable frame drops from time to time. Only in LLE these minor (1-2 frames) frame drops cause massive audio issues, this is why I think that LLE is completely useless in high resolutions. Your GPU must be much stronger to make use of it.
And I strongly disagree that Dolphin must be set adjust IR so that it dosent bottleneck the CPU because this makes only sense for LLE audio. Because you can play almost as fluently but with much better visual output on a different setting using HLE. Therefore, I do not think it is wise to limit your GPU so the CPU is the bottleneck, you should just try to max out both equally.
And if you max out both, LLE cannot be used on 90% of the current systems on the market because they are to slow for LLE in 1080p (or to slow to always run at stable max. FPS in 1080p). Therefore development should focus on HLE which has a lot of room for improvement if you look at the current bugs and patches. And most of these problems can be fixed without rewriting LLE or reinventing the wheel. Where there's a will there's a way.
Why can I perfectly play in LLE with low internal resolution but get massive problems in 3x internal res.?
Why is HLE audio working perfectly in 3x internal resolution with some minor drops in framerate which I do not care about? -> Because my GPU is to slow to run 1080p with LLE but not to slow to run 1080p with HLE.
As my CPU is not fully utilized (max 80%), the GPU is more important here.
With HLE I can play in 1080p, with LLE I cannot. If I cannot play in 1080p, I see no use in Dolphin, I can then use my real Wii. To play in 1080p, internal resolution must be set to 3x, else it is no 1080p. For me real 1080p is far more important than small and unnoticeable frame drops from time to time. Only in LLE these minor (1-2 frames) frame drops cause massive audio issues, this is why I think that LLE is completely useless in high resolutions. Your GPU must be much stronger to make use of it.
And I strongly disagree that Dolphin must be set adjust IR so that it dosent bottleneck the CPU because this makes only sense for LLE audio. Because you can play almost as fluently but with much better visual output on a different setting using HLE. Therefore, I do not think it is wise to limit your GPU so the CPU is the bottleneck, you should just try to max out both equally.
And if you max out both, LLE cannot be used on 90% of the current systems on the market because they are to slow for LLE in 1080p (or to slow to always run at stable max. FPS in 1080p). Therefore development should focus on HLE which has a lot of room for improvement if you look at the current bugs and patches. And most of these problems can be fixed without rewriting LLE or reinventing the wheel. Where there's a will there's a way.