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(10-16-2012, 03:24 PM)iBloodRage Wrote: [ -> ]

(10-16-2012, 03:20 PM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, I saw it. I definitely think Audio throttling would help in your case (at least for when the games run too fast). Have you tried 3.0 yet? Audio throttling is in Audio tab when you press the DSP button (newer revisions moved it the Framelimit.)

I do see the website, I do not see a 3.0 without any addition numbers.

Look harder :p

(10-16-2012, 03:20 PM)Shonumi Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, I saw it. I definitely think Audio throttling would help in your case (at least for when the games run too fast). Have you tried 3.0 yet? Audio throttling is in Audio tab when you press the DSP button (newer revisions moved it the Framelimit.)

Did find a Dolphin 3.0... tried it and SAB:2 is still doing the same as last time.

Well, judging from the video, your audio is running fine, but it's not synced up with the video. Either Dolphin's emulated CPU thread is slowing down, or the emulated GPU thread is slowing down. You should be getting decent speeds right there (I've gotten away with far less in terms of hardware power). The GTX 6XX cards are well known to have issues leaving their idle states when playing Dolphin (so GPU usage remains low, even when you need it). There's a proper way to do this (via Nvidia's control panel, or sth like that) but a quick and dirty way would be to purposely increase settings that require GPU power, e.g. setting Texture Cache Accuracy all the way to Safe. There was talk about that issue in this thread.

Quote:Well, judging from the video, your audio is running fine, but it's not synced up with the video. Either Dolphin's emulated CPU thread is slowing down, or the emulated GPU thread is slowing down

If he want the audio to sync correctly , his CPU must be powerful enough to keep up
Apparently , his CPU clock speed is too slow for dolphin
This is quoted from "Arc Rise Fantasia - Dolphin Wiki "

Quote:Runs between 98% and 100% with D3D9, no noticeable slowdown in game, but cut-scenes lose progressively sync with their audio (regardless of Dolphin setup). Overclocking the CPU to 3.4GHz solves the issue.

But he isn't playing Arc Rise Fantasia; that's a different game with different hardware demands. And like I said, I've gotten better speed on the intro for SA2:B with hardware weaker than his setup on 3.0. A better CPU would definitely help if the OP wants to run Dolphin for different games, but for SA2:B on 3.0, it should not be going that slow.