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Hi!

I’m sitting on:


And i’ve got some problem, im using latest version of your wonderful emulator and trying to play these three games:

Resident Evil Remake
Resident Evil Zero
Donkey Kong Country Returns

Remake and Donkey run just perfect, 30 and 60 fps. But Zero plays like in slow motion, on 20 fps. I honestly don’t understand why it is so. Is it harder to emulate 2d graphics then 3d like in Donkey? And if yes, why i have normal gameplay in Remake?

I also don't see emulator using all my cpu power, its about 40% load on all cores...

Thx for info.

Dolphin only uses 2 cores so you'll never see 100% usage because it's simply not possible.

Are you using the latest dev build of Dolphin?

Also, see this thread to improve overall laptop performance with Dolphin:
https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-un...erformance

(01-22-2015, 07:44 PM)shreduhsoreus Wrote: [ -> ]Dolphin only uses 2 cores so you'll never see 100% usage because it's simply not possible.

Are you using the latest dev build of Dolphin?

Also, see this thread to improve overall laptop performance with Dolphin:
https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Thread-un...erformance

Ye, i know bout this stuff on laptops, thx.

And about 2 cores, any plans on using more?

One core handles the CPU and the other the GPU before it gets sent to the actual GPU. The GC/Wii only had these two threads, and splitting them up would introduce slowdowns from having threads wait for other cores to finish, and would need a massive rewrite, and it would not be fun at all.

(01-23-2015, 02:36 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: [ -> ]One core handles the CPU and the other the GPU before it gets sent to the actual GPU. The GC/Wii only had these two threads, and splitting them up would introduce slowdowns from having threads wait for other cores to finish, and would need a massive rewrite, and it would not be fun at all.

Ok, thx. And what about system requirements? 3ghz int enough?

The problem is that you have a mobile CPU, which doesn't always run at max speeds, and being only 3rd gen i-series, it's not as great as Haswell. Have you looked into using throttlestop to stay in max dual-core turbo?

Generally on modern CPUs it is but not in all cases.

You said you have ThrottleStop installed and turned on, correct?


Edit: That's funny KH, we were both thinking the same thing

Ye, i've fixed all cores on 3000mhz via throttle stop.

Look,
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5020....12.31.png
That's on default maximum clock, 2300. 25 fps
And that's
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5020....12.43.png
On maximum, but still 25fps

It's running full speed. Look at the big 100%. It's a PAL game.

Well, that's strange cause from my p.o.w. its in slow motion...