(03-17-2013, 12:48 PM)IlovetheGamecube Wrote: [ -> ] (03-17-2013, 12:45 PM)admin89 Wrote: [ -> ]Dolphin does not cause that issue . Suggest multiple Dolphin versions will not fix his problem
@OP Try Uninstall Visual C++ and reinstall Visual C++ 2010 both 86 & 64 version and Directx June 2010
How could I not think of that? I was about to recommend you use Dolwin! Do as Admin says, then post results. X0
Edit: @blackraven117 all of them. Completely uninstall and then completely install.
Understood! Uninstalling now, will post results when finished!
EDIT: Okay, reinstalled the redistributables, which I will assume have the runtimes, as a Google search for the runtimes lead me to the Redistributables.
IlovetheGamecube: I know you were trying to help, but randomly recommending different builds as you were is ridiculous. If you come across and issue and you don't know how to solve it, you're better off not offering advice at all.
(03-17-2013, 12:57 PM)Starscream Wrote: [ -> ]IlovetheGamecube: I know you were trying to help, but randomly recommending different builds as you were is ridiculous. If you come across and issue and you don't know how to solve it, you're better off not offering advice at all.
Sorry, I couldn't think of anything else and no one was responding. Plus he said that 3.5 stable worked for a second so I thought i was on to something. I won't do it again.
Edit: Once removed, download from the Mediafire link Admin posted. And please make a new post, not a double edit, or else I will not get the notification.
When you finish, try it with the latest Dolphin Build (one you started with).
It so far seems to be working fine, getting pretty terrible framerates so far in Metroid Prime, but that is probably because I need to tweak the settings a bit. Thanks everybody for the help, and I will be sure to come back and ask for more help if I have any more issues!
Feel free to make a new thread in the Hardware section if you want to know what games you should expect to play at full speed or if you have any issues
Quote:getting pretty terrible framerates so far in Metroid Prime
Metroid Prime is demanding game . Your CPU will not run that game full speed but you should get decent framerates with HLE
LLE back end fixes audio issues but yields a huge impact in performance . So it's normal for you to have terrible framerates with LLE
Overclocking is recommended ! 3.6GHz or higher
(03-17-2013, 01:46 PM)admin89 Wrote: [ -> ]Quote:getting pretty terrible framerates so far in Metroid Prime
Metroid Prime is demanding game . Your CPU will not run that game full speed but you should get decent framerates with HLE
LLE back end fixes audio issues but yields a huge impact in performance . So it's normal for you to have terrible framerates with LLE
Overclocking is recommended ! 3.6GHz or higher
I am running the game with HLE, yet during the intro sequence with Samus flying to the Frigate Orpheon, the game is so painfully slow I can't bear to continue, as my framerate usually drops to 10-15 FPS, so I guess it is time to Overclock!
Post your settings. This game is very demanding.
Quote:I am running the game with HLE, yet during the intro sequence with Samus flying to the Frigate Orpheon, the game is so painfully slow I can't bear to continue, as my framerate usually drops to 10-15 FPS
Well , 10-15FPS is impossible even with my laptop CPU .It ussually run around 45 FPS (slowdown to 30 on heavy load scene)
Use Realtemp to check the temp and CPU clock speed to make sure your CPU is not overheating or sth