Yet Another Audio Question

[ThatOneGuyNamedX]

Hey y'all. New here. I recently got a new computer and decided to try dolphin out. It ain't anything state of the art but I do get some decent enough framerates in games that aren't necessarily the most demanding. Problem is, every game I've tried has the audio choppy as fuck. I've tried using pretty much all the speedup options I can but to no avail, I tried setting the frame limiter to audio, to auto and to 20 or 30 and no luck.

I read someone had the same issue since 4.0 came out so I tried out 3.5 and no luck. So I'm back to using 4. Any idea how I could fix this? I read about using OpenAL but, being honest, I'm pretty stupid when it comes to this kinda thing so I've got no idea how to work that.

CPU is an AMD A6-52000 Quad, Graphics are AMD Radeon HD 8400 and I've got 8 gigs of RAM. Oh and my OS is Win8 pro x64.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[JMC47]

Try using the latest builds and lowering the framelimiter; it should then stretch the audio. This feature was not in 4.0.

[ThatOneGuyNamedX]

Didn't work. Set it as low as I could and all it does is slow down performance a lot more. Anything else I should try or am I screwed?

[JMC47]

Between 4.0 and 4.0-1690; the most recent, audio behavior should have greatly changed when you lower the framelimiter on xaudio2 and dsound. If it's not, you'll have to explain better what games you're playing, and what's going on.

[admin89]

His APU is so terrible and it's a SOC (System on chip) ! , not even a normal CPU . Most games won't be playable , don't expect miracle because it will never happen
Dolphin is a dual core application and 2GHz CPU would be out of the question even if you had an i7 CPU
See Dolphin Benchmark , Mobile APU are at bottom of the list . You will need a CPU that is equivalent to an i3 4130 in that benchmark (non of AMD CPU can be as fast as that i3 atm , overclock or not)

[DJBarry004]

Number 70 to be more exact.