(08-26-2018, 02:08 AM)Sievn Wrote: [ -> ]Please do. If you have mario kart double dash gamecube let me know how it plays.
Sorry for the late response, busy weekend!
Ok I'll update below with my testing - I will say which video backend I have used and what dolphins reported framerate is. All other settings are default as is resolution.
Dolphin 5.0 - 8627
Doshin the Giant - [color=#33cc33]Open GL [/color]50fps no glitches [color=#3399ff]Vulkan [/color]50fps but the sky is glitchy (PAL copy so I think 50fps may be full speed on this one)
Luigi's Mansion - [color=#33cc33]Open GL[/color] 30fps no glitches but slow down when catching ghosts [color=#3399ff] Vulkan[/color] 30 fps but broken flashlight texture
[color=#ff3366]EDIT:[/color] Mario Kart DD - [color=#33cc33]Open GL[/color][color=#333333] Varies depending on course, slow down with lots of racers on screen. Between 40/60 fps[/color][color=#333333] [/color][color=#3399ff] Vulkan [/color][color=#333333]full speed, but blue filter over the screen[/color]
[color=#333333]Twin Snakes - [/color][color=#33cc33]Open GL [/color][color=#333333]between 25/30 fps blue filter over codec screen [/color][color=#3399ff]Vulkan[/color][color=#333333] 35/40 fps, flickering radar[/color]
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Pikmin & Pikmin 2 - full speed for both, occasional stuttering but nothing major. [/color]
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Super Monkey Ball - generally full speed on both but feels smoother on Vulkan, slows down on mini games such as monkey target[/color]
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Wario World - Generally full 60fps on both, some slow down and audio crackling.[/color]
[color=#ff3333]EDIT: [/color][color=#333333]Wind Waker - [/color][color=#333333]really bad performance on both backends, hovers around 10 fps[/color]
[color=#333333]I still have Star Fox adventures, time splitters 2 and F-zero to try, and a few EA games if I can track them down from my brother. [/color]
[color=#333333]I noticed some games (pikmin, wario world) actually ran smoother using Vulkan on my 'overclocked' S8, so as I said before I do think there is performance to be gained if the cpu can be forced to run at a higher speed. [/color]