(09-23-2013, 08:45 PM)masterotaku Wrote: [ -> ]PC is the answer to your problems 
. And in case you didn't know, the 1964 emulator has an overclocking feature. Now you can play Goldeneye and Perfect Dark at glorious 60fps.
Well aware of this, perhaps you should check the 1964 ultrafast sub-forum on emutalk - you would see a certain person there.
Oh, I see you are there
. I sometimes post on the PCSX2 and GOG forums.
So speaking of CPUs, 60fps, and Dolphin, I found out something very interesting with F-Zero GX; apparently the game is actually built to run at both 60fps AND 30fps.
I wanted to record some gameplay of F-Zero GX at 60fps, but since my CPU is too weak to do 60fps even without recording, I figured I would just set the framerate limiter to 15 and then just speed up the video 4x, or for YouTube upload it at 2x speed and then use the HTML5 player and set playback speed to 2x. It turns out however that the recorded footage was only twice as slow even though it was 15fps, so when I sped it up to 30fps the video ran at normal gameplay speed.
Unfortunately, this means that recording F-Zero GX at 60fps via Dolphin will actually require running the game in realtime at 60fps. >_>
EDIT: Well, there are supposedly cheat codes that allow you to modify the speed of how fast the player and the AI moves at. Theoretically you could set the cheat to run at half speed and therefore running the recorded footage at 2x normal gameplay speed would actually appear to be the correct gameplay speed. However, I was unable to get said cheats to work whenever I tried to use them on a real Wii...and I know that the cheat functionality was working because I was able to get the GX -> AX code to work.
Well my touchsmart iq820sc CPU Core 2 Duo P9600 runs for example RE Archives at 3xnative resolution (desktop 1920x1200) 100% all the time, and it is only ~2,7ghz (only with dolphin 4.0-46+). So what is the comotion about overclocking ? I use HLE, so maybe LLE would be overkill.
Is there a possibility to benchmark with Dolphin ?
Dolphin has an option to log FPS
Scootaloo Wrote:Off-Topic (sort of): Last time I tried using that option it did seem to load things faster, but it really was buggy (ie a flashing world).
Turn openGL threaded optimization off in your profile for javaw.exe in nvidia control panel.
masterotaku Wrote:Mmmm, I think there sould be mandatory lectures in high school about hardware and software. When I started to learn things by myself, I felt like I was illuminated with wisdom.
Public education will always be a joke regardless of the subject. Learning on your own time is your only hope of elevating your understanding of core concepts beyond the levels needed by the masses to graduate.
Alajarvi84 Wrote:Well my touchsmart iq820sc CPU Core 2 Duo P9600 runs for example RE Archives at 3xnative resolution (desktop 1920x1200) 100% all the time, and it is only ~2,7ghz (only with dolphin 4.0-46+). So what is the comotion about overclocking ? I use HLE, so maybe LLE would be overkill.
It's not unusual to get good performance on lightweight games with inaccurate settings even on older hardware. Many games are far more demanding than RE.
(09-24-2013, 10:19 AM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: [ -> ]Dolphin has an option to log FPS
Ok, i tried it with RE Archives (Wii). I runned trough the main hall and the bird cage parts (the ones caused heavy problems when using Dolphin 3.5-xxx) and it was butter smooth. And by "smooth" i mean that there is no slowdown or audio cracking/popping/cut-out etc. What exactly are "heavy" games, so that i can try them ? Btw, is there something wrong with my settings, or what do you mean by "inaccurate" ? Any kind of help and hints are always welcome
Edit: Tried also Super Mario Sunshine, Eternal Darkness, Luigi's mansion and Paper Mario TTYD and those work fine with 3x.
(09-23-2013, 08:45 PM)masterotaku Wrote: [ -> ]PC is the answer to your problems . And in case you didn't know, the 1964 emulator has an overclocking feature. Now you can play Goldeneye and Perfect Dark at glorious 60fps.
Wouldn't that make the audio go faster as well, and make it sound, well bad?
(09-24-2013, 11:47 AM)NaturalViolence Wrote: [ -> ]Alajarvi84 Wrote:Well my touchsmart iq820sc CPU Core 2 Duo P9600 runs for example RE Archives at 3xnative resolution (desktop 1920x1200) 100% all the time, and it is only ~2,7ghz (only with dolphin 4.0-46+). So what is the comotion about overclocking ? I use HLE, so maybe LLE would be overkill.
It's not unusual to get good performance on lightweight games with inaccurate settings even on older hardware. Many games are far more demanding than RE.
Oddly enough on SpongeBob: TOS I'm getting better performance with 4.0 (stable) than I was with 3.5 (and older revisions).