[Wii] Xenoblade [NTSC-J]

[n-fani]

So I tried comparing HLE and LLE and I definitely get the sound distortion way more often on HLE. Like once every 10-20 minutes whereas I have only ever gotten it like two times while playing with LLE.

Have those of you with slightly slower CPUs tried using LLE at all? I mean it's easy to dismiss it right off the bat since it's very slow in many games but when I used it with Xenoblade there was no performance hit at all; around 200% with either HLE or LLE with frame limit off in the same area.

[vortextk]

It's impossible for my computer to run LLE even at 3.45ghz. Performant HIT is not the problem, it's that my performance regardless is not 100% stable, so it CONSTANTLY stutters. It's easy to dismiss because it is worthless for a low end processor.

[n-fani]

Ah, okay then. Sorry I brought it up. Yeah, LLE is more compatible but if you're not running at exactly 100% it's pretty painful to listen to. And in some games sometimes it makes random skips even if you are.

[BlueBikinis]

Are you guys running onboard sound cards?

[vortextk]

I am. Don't care much about it and it does 5.1 which is all I need.

[n-fani]

Personally, yes. I have a Sound Blaster X-Fi I used on my old machine but it hates 64 bit Windows with more than 4 GB ram.

[piccolo113]

(08-25-2011, 06:46 AM)BlueBikinis Wrote: Are you guys running onboard sound cards?

I've got an onboard, yes. Realtek HD Audio 7.1, I believe. My video card also has HD audio drivers in it, too.

[claire85gr]

Finally i'm running this game like I wanted!

My PC:
i5 2500k @3,3 Ghz (not overclocked, turbo boost enabled)
Asus HD 6870 (not overclocked)
Audio: On board
4GB DDR3 1300 mhz
Windows 7 64bit

Dolphin: SVN Builds r7714 (got it from xtemu.com)

Config: Dual core: On - Idle Skipping: On - Framelimit: Auto - Jit Recompiler -
Audio: DSP HLE - DSP LLE On thread: On - Audio Throttle: OFF - Audio Backend: xAudio2
Graphics: Directx 11 - Internal Res: 4x - Anti-aliasing: NO (internal res 4x looks a lot better) - AF: NO - Pre-Pixel: NO - Force Texture Filtering: NO -
Hacks: Skip EFB access CPU: On - Ignore Format changes: OFF - EFB Copies: Texture and Ram ON - External Framebuffer: OFF - Cache Display List: ON - Disable Pre-Pixel Depth: On (other things in hacks and advanced are off)

The Game Runs always at 30fps and looks awesome! After ~3hr I didnt get audio problem, and I didnt crash too

o/

[piccolo113]

(08-25-2011, 08:51 AM)claire85gr Wrote: Finally i'm running this game like I wanted!

My PC:
i5 2500k @3,3 Ghz (not overclocked, turbo boost enabled)
Asus HD 6870 (not overclocked)
Audio: On board
4GB DDR3 1300 mhz
Windows 7 64bit

Dolphin: SVN Builds r7714 (got it from xtemu.com)

Config: Dual core: On - Idle Skipping: On - Framelimit: Auto - Jit Recompiler -
Audio: DSP HLE - DSP LLE On thread: On - Audio Throttle: OFF - Audio Backend: xAudio2
Graphics: Directx 11 - Internal Res: 4x - Anti-aliasing: NO (internal res 4x looks a lot better) - AF: NO - Pre-Pixel: NO - Force Texture Filtering: NO -
Hacks: Skip EFB access CPU: On - Ignore Format changes: OFF - EFB Copies: Texture and Ram ON - External Framebuffer: OFF - Cache Display List: ON - Disable Pre-Pixel Depth: On (other things in hacks and advanced are off)

The Game Runs always at 30fps and looks awesome! After ~3hr I didnt get audio problem, and I didnt crash too

o/

Huge crackly-stuttery sound issues for me with those settings. I posted a ways back how I run it and get almost no issues.

[claire85gr]

(08-25-2011, 09:07 AM)piccolo113 Wrote: Huge crackly-stuttery sound issues for me with those settings. I posted a ways back how I run it and get almost no issues.

can you re-upload your settings? Because i cant see the image you posted, idk why but when i click it will not show it

If looks more good than my settings I will be very happy to change *_* this game looks so good on dolphin! But if it can look better.. *_*