(08-07-2015, 10:08 AM)Kurausukun Wrote: [ -> ]Just to make sure: in the Nvidia control panel, you have Dolphin.exe set to use the "Maximum Performance" power option, right? I hear that causes lag in some setups.
To be honest, I'm not sure on how to do that? I have the control panel open, but I can't see a list of programs to apply settings too :S
I'm at a loss for ideas....
Off topic, but extremedude2's signature terrified me
I guess use gameboosters or turn off useless processes on windows
(08-07-2015, 11:04 AM)piccolo289 Wrote: [ -> ]Off topic, but extremedude2's signature terrified me
I guess use gameboosters or turn off useless processes on windows
Don't have much running in the background tbh... Besides, Witcher 3 with almost everything on Ultra runs at a constant 60 so I strongly doubt its a "processing power" issue... I'm greatly confused, I'll give you that.
(08-07-2015, 11:04 AM)piccolo289 Wrote: [ -> ]Off topic, but extremedude2's signature terrified me
I guess use gameboosters or turn off useless processes on windows
He shouldn't have to, though, not on that setup.
Quote:To be honest, I'm not sure on how to do that? I have the control panel open, but I can't see a list of programs to apply settings too :S
Go to
Manage 3D Settings and scroll down a bit to find an option called
Power Management Mode and change it to
Prefer Maximum Performance
EDIT: Furthermore, I don't think trying to show people lag issues via OBS is gonna help considering the x264 encoder
really tends to not help things unless you tell OBS to not use the same cores/threads Dolphin does
EDIT 2: and make sure your drivers are up to date and all that, just in case
(08-07-2015, 12:37 PM)TehGuy Wrote: [ -> ] (08-07-2015, 11:04 AM)piccolo289 Wrote: [ -> ]Off topic, but extremedude2's signature terrified me
I guess use gameboosters or turn off useless processes on windows
He shouldn't have to, though, not on that setup.
Quote:To be honest, I'm not sure on how to do that? I have the control panel open, but I can't see a list of programs to apply settings too :S
Go to Manage 3D Settings and scroll down a bit to find an option called Power Management Mode and change it to Prefer Maximum Performance
I found that option after all, and put it on that setting. No difference, sadly
Oh and, as far as the video goes... it really is just as bad... in terms of chopyness and speed... didn't know how else to show it...
(08-07-2015, 12:41 PM)aLx450 Wrote: [ -> ]I found that option after all, and put it on that setting. No difference, sadly
Guess I'll start firing off questions then on the off chance one of them was the issue:
GPU drivers up to date? Should be 353.62 (can check that via
Nvidia Control Panel and then clicking the
System Information thing on the bottom left of the window)
All Windows updates installed? (you never know)
Frame Limiter (first tab on the
Config button) set to
Auto?
Does the issue occur when your DSP is set to HLE?
Does the issue occur in
the latest development builds?
All dependencies such as DirectX and the Redistributables all in place?
Have you tried the DirectX/Direct3D renderer instead of OpenGL?
Hell, why not take a screenshot of every config window and line them up here?
