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Help me to configure dolphin 3.0 735 dirty (or give me a better version) to get 60 fps

I play naruto clash of ninja revolution 3 and i get 60 Fps
when i play donkey kong country returns i get 38 FPS

Don´t understand ...

It's normal . Naruto is a "non-demanding game" while Donkey Kong is a demanding game , you'll need a i3/i5/i7 @ 3.2GHz to run it full speed

Yo, your CPU is too slow. You could try this settings -> http://forums.dolphin-emu.org/showthread.php?tid=23618

This will give you some FPS more.

Thanks ... So the problem is only the cpu or the grafics isn´t good enough to?
Do you think if i do a overclock i will get more fps?

And what dolphin version should i have?

Quote:So the problem is only the cpu or the grafics isn´t good enough to?

It's a "correct" card

Quote:Do you think if i do a overclock i will get more fps?

You should be able to overclock around 3.0GHz but not much more. The gain will be minimal

Your GPU should easily be able to handle 1x IR, and you can probably go as high as 2 or 2.5 IR, so it shouldn't be a problem unless you set it to something higher than that. Your CPU is most likely the bottleneck here. You shouldn't overclock laptops, given how hard it can be to keep them cool, but that's your decision. Read up on overclocking to see if the risks are worth it.

The official Dolphin 3.0 release (not 3.0-XXX) might run a bit faster than the latest git releases, so I'd try that first before looking at any other revisions.

Thanks... One last question
On gamecube games i shouldn´t have problems to play at 60 fps and 100 speed in all games rigth?

(08-07-2012, 01:29 AM)joaoz94 Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks... One last question
On gamecube games i shouldn´t have problems to play at 60 fps and 100 speed in all games rigth?

Depends on the game. Some GC games are pretty demanding to play (the Metroid Prime games come to mind). Emulating GC games in Dolphin is not necessarily any less demanding than emulating Wii games.

ok thanks

i has searching in the net how to do a overclock, and i found that intel i3/i5/i7 have a new technology called turbo boost and when i'm playing dolphin my i5 goes to 2.90 Ghz

Anyway, now i'm getting 40 fps on Donk & kong but i want to do a overclock.
I have a toshiba sattelite L755 and when i go to the bios i can´t change the cpu settings... Anyone knows how to do it?