(09-28-2017, 01:04 AM)DJBarry004 Wrote: [ -> ]Helios already explained why the games run "well" in those YouTube videos, and why it doesn´t on your device. Not everything that shines is gold.
Well a channel on YouTube named TechUtopia has made 100s of vids showcasing Dolphin running fullspeed on the OnePlus 5. And many others showed good gameplay on the s8. Earlier in this thread people also acknowledged it. OnePlus 5 and Note 8 have same hardware too
(09-27-2017, 04:49 PM)JosJuice Wrote: [ -> ]It's when the phone has to decrease its speed in order to avoid getting too hot. Right away when you start Dolphin, there might not be any thermal throttling, but it will kick in sooner or later because of how demanding Dolphin is.
Also does anyone know why certain games arent working? Such as Spider-Man 2. It opens up and closes immediatley and Crash Nitro Kart black screens but the audio still plays.
(09-28-2017, 02:04 AM)JoshBlitz Wrote: [ -> ]Well a channel on YouTube named TechUtopia has made 100s of vids showcasing Dolphin running fullspeed on the OnePlus 5. And many others showed good gameplay on the s8. Earlier in this thread people also acknowledged it. OnePlus 5 and Note 8 have same hardware too
Different devices with the "same" hardware brand name may have different drivers (driver bugs being constantly fixed and introduced is a *massive* issue on mobile, and some driver revisions are significantly faster or slower too). The same "brand name" SoC may actually be a different hardware revision too, and may have fixed issues or slightly different performance characteristics too. And a different physical design of the device may be better or worse at either sinking heat (IE lasting longer before throttling) and/or dissipating heat (so when it does throttle it can do so at a slightly higher performance mode).
I don't understand why people keep trying so equate "One part of a game happens to work at a decent speed on one specific device and OS revision" with "Everything runs well". It's just not true.
(09-28-2017, 03:06 AM)JonnyH Wrote: [ -> ]Different devices with the "same" hardware brand name may have different drivers (driver bugs being constantly fixed and introduced is a *massive* issue on mobile, and some driver revisions are significantly faster or slower too). The same "brand name" SoC may actually be a different hardware revision too, and may have fixed issues or slightly different performance characteristics too. And a different physical design of the device may be better or worse at either sinking heat (IE lasting longer before throttling) and/or dissipating heat (so when it does throttle it can do so at a slightly higher performance mode).
I don't understand why people keep trying so equate "One part of a game happens to work at a decent speed on one specific device and OS revision" with "Everything runs well". It's just not true.
I’d say it’s hpnestly the vendors/OEM’s fault. They market these hardware components as “standard all-in-one solutions” and built this brand mindset that XX processor is always XX behavior. People assume Qualcomm devices are all the same because the brand mentality tells them “no Qualcomm device is a bad apple”
Plzzz made the android ver. GREAT....also improve vulkan on android & give a Local lan multiplayer option....in this way it can give a tough competition against NINTENDO SWITCH...hope future SoC Snapdragon 845/adreno 630 GPU just runs smooth like High-end PC's...Plzzzz fix this bug....Also DEAR DEVS look at the youtube channel Techutopia reviews
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnM3Zz5cc2KkrWu_tnj0C7g .....greatest youtube channel on DOLPHIN/ANDROID....
I think some of that was English.
(10-02-2017, 01:37 AM)rounak5075 Wrote: [ -> ]Means!
I think he’s actually speaking Swahili guys.