Dolphin, the GameCube and Wii emulator - Forums

(01-25-2015, 08:24 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, I thought there might be a driver update

I guess that's a regional provider?

http://www.windstream.com/Support/Where-are-Windstream-s-services-available-/

There usually good, but the last three weeks have been treacherous. It started when they had an outage due to a snowstorm, but since, they havent got it fully fixed. Anyway, updates almost done.
@KHg8m3r take a look at my dump info, did you get something else when you ripped galaxy? thats what i got all 3 times ive done it

It starts up now after the driver update! I'm very surprised that all I needed to get it working was a graphics driver update. I'm going to try playing it now. Just a couple questions here. Will the update improve my performance on other games like Minecraft? Also when I started Galaxy, it was not like laggy, but slow. Is that normal for laptops, or can i speed it up somehow? I got other questions, but I'll start a new thread for those. Thanks for the quick help guys!

Dolphin keeps track of what goes on in the latest updates for video drivers and tries to fix any issues with Dolphin. And you could have been on a really old version.

Yeah, it should make Minecraft faster.

If you're slow on 4.0.2 the only thing to do is try newer builds, which you should definitely do now that you have the proper video drivers.

(01-25-2015, 09:21 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: [ -> ]Dolphin keeps track of what goes on in the latest updates for video drivers and tries to fix any issues with Dolphin. And you could have been on a really old version.

Yeah, it should make Minecraft faster.

If you're slow on 4.0.2 the only thing to do is try newer builds, which you should definitely do now that you have the proper video drivers.

ya i had never updated my drivers since 2010 Im running the newest version, and I figured out that reason it was running so slow is it was on something like 1366 x 768 for graphics lol. It runs pretty good at 640 x 400.