I ran punch out on 2.5 at very playable speeds on my amd. I was running about 3.8 at the time. The newer versions of dolphin are more demanding, nature of programming life cycle. If you have a slower cpu ( which you do ) try an older version.
(10-01-2013, 05:41 AM)ulao Wrote: [ -> ]I ran punch out on 2.5 at very playable speeds on my amd. I was running about 3.8 at the time. The newer versions of dolphin are more demanding, nature of programming life cycle. If you have a slower cpu ( which you do ) try an older version.
which version? i've tried so many
This game is too slow for me - 60% most of the time. Anyway to speed it up?
(10-15-2013, 10:27 PM)ExtremeDude2 Wrote: [ -> ]Settings?
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Although it usually looks very "light" this game is really demanding
(10-16-2013, 12:28 AM)LordVador Wrote: [ -> ]Although it usually looks very "light" this game is really demanding
Demanding in a manner that heavily suggests towards a bug in Dolphin, not "just how the game is". With recent revisions I get 100% speed during 2-player mode except during pre-round and in between rounds. The game has no business dropping and locking to 40-something FPS during a sequence that is ostensibly less demanding than the rest of the game.
This 100% speed thing is a recent development, I had tested this game periodically always with the latest revision through the past few years, and never reached 100% speed with horrible settings even for an instant during 2-player mode, often not even past 60%
I get disconnects of my Wiimote randomly within matches, usually after a round, too. Anyone know how to alleviate this?
Use a recent version of the emulator. Yours is too old (and from a wrong source btw :p)
I do, I have the most recent SVN. In fact, the older version I had disconnected less.