Keep it set to HLE. The HLE's been rewritten to be pretty much perfect - it produces the exact same audio as LLE in 99% of cases, with the unfortunate side effect of stuttering when running at less than full speed just like LLE does. Main difference between HLE and LLE is now just a matter of speed, and HLE's the faster one.
Oh, and keep in mind that HLE is still shit for ~25 GC/Wii games, most of which happen to be pretty popular and all of which happen to be first-party Nintendo titles. v_v;
(07-05-2013, 05:56 PM)pauldacheez Wrote: [ -> ]Keep it set to HLE. The HLE's been rewritten to be pretty much perfect - it produces the exact same audio as LLE in 99% of cases, with the unfortunate side effect of stuttering when running at less than full speed just like LLE does. Main difference between HLE and LLE is now just a matter of speed, and HLE's the faster one.
Oh, and keep in mind that HLE is still shit for ~25 GC/Wii games, most of which happen to be pretty popular and all of which happen to be first-party Nintendo titles. v_v;
Oh i see , i should stay for HLE ... mind u if i ask some question ... Can my laptop Run Tales of Symphonia 2 without problem or having a good speed? 3ghz speed when running a dolphin game, but sometimes when i use a skill that having more colors the FPS drops down a little, is it ok ? or i have a wrong settings ?
I'm not the best at judging Dolphin performance, but I believe it's running as fast as it can on your laptop. Unless the framerate drops are alleviated by lowering the graphical settings, you're CPU-limited for this game.
If you think your laptop's cooling can handle it, there's a little app called ThrottleStop that you can use to manipulate Intel's Turbo Boost to make the CPU overclock itself a bit higher. (I've never used it, so if you need help with it, just ask admin89.)