Dolphin, the GameCube and Wii emulator - Forums

I uninstalled and reinstalled .NET, and 3dmark 11 is running now (although the FPS is horrible looking, probably somewhere between 18-20. The .NET thing might fix Dolphin too, I'll have to wait for the demo to finish in order to see.

That may be a bit high of a guess though, cause once it started showing FPS it was at 9 -_-

Haven't checked your settings since rpglord says they're fine.

Anyway, getting solid 60FPS here.
Using Dolphin 3.0, with LLE (ofcourse) to match your configuration.

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What are your temps when playing the game?

I never hit 60C.

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My 3dmark score is P2755. Breakdown:
2487 Graphics
6626 Physics
2580 Combined
PC Health Check: your pc is performing properly.

Alright, so your GPU seems to perform as it should.

Do you have anything open in the background?
What virusscanner do you use?
Check out your process list in the task manager and see if your CPU is being utilized by something.

Do you still have this issue with a fresh boot?

After uninstalling and reinstalling .NET, my FPS is better. I am now above 55 all of the time in that level. Although the bushes turned black and started flashing green...

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Nothing in the background, I guess it was all mostly .NET's fault. I use AVG Free 2012, but my system is clean I do believe

That doesn't make any sense. Dolphin doesn't use the .Net framework at all. It must have been a coincidence.

Quote:Although the bushes turned black and started flashing green...

Something is very wrong with your system. That sounds like a GPU issue to me. Make sure your drivers are up to date and check your GPU temps.

Great. I guess I'll look into it. The weird thing I noticed in Precision was that, even when the temps went over 70C in a stress test I was running the fans never left 30% speed. I'm away from home but when I get home ill check. I still can return it if that is the case.

You didn't mention which manufacturer made your GTX 550 TI.

EVGA. It was the only 550 Ti available at the store

It is also factory overclocked, which may have been the issue.

EVGA is a very reputable brand. If the card turns out to be defective and the store won't let you return it, they will.