(01-12-2012, 06:52 AM)yogoes123 Wrote: [ -> ]Tried regular build, it is a little bit slower. on Skyward Sword I have NO lag what so ever on my settings ( on revision 3.0-368 ), not 1 bit of lag, but these revisions cause stuttering every now and then.
Game will occasionally stutter if you have the game
speed limited by both FPS and Audio Throttle. Make
sure you only have one of these options enabled.
(01-12-2012, 09:47 AM)Lectrode Wrote: [ -> ]Game will occasionally stutter if you have the game
speed limited by both FPS and Audio Throttle. Make
sure you only have one of these options enabled.
have u not used the recent dolphin build? they took audio and put it in the FPS list so u cant use both anymore.
(01-12-2012, 11:23 AM)yogoes123 Wrote: [ -> ]have u not used the recent dolphin build? they took audio and put it in the FPS list so u cant use both anymore.
You are absolutely right on both accounts. I have not been
using the latest build and you can no longer limit by both
in the most recent builds
(01-12-2012, 06:52 AM)yogoes123 Wrote: [ -> ]Tried regular build, it is a little bit slower. on Skyward Sword I have NO lag what so ever on my settings ( on revision 3.0-368 ), not 1 bit of lag, but these revisions cause stuttering every now and then.
So, wait, did those that I suggested you try also have this issue?
(01-12-2012, 11:39 AM)Lectrode Wrote: [ -> ]So, wait, did those that I suggested you try also have this issue?
Yes, iv tried what you have suggested. I guess I should stick to 3.0-368 and keep testing other versions till i see a performance increase.... i mean is every new version suppose to have some sort of performance boost? I have heard some are faster, some are slower in the usual case...
(01-12-2012, 11:43 AM)yogoes123 Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, iv tried what you have suggested. I guess I should stick to 3.0-368 and keep testing other versions till i see a performance increase.... i mean is every new version suppose to have some sort of performance boost? I have heard some are faster, some are slower in the usual case...
Newer revisions have the latest changes the developers have made.
Those changes can affect a wide range of issues, including but not
limited to speed, GUI organization, how graphics back-ends render
images, how audio information is processed, etc.
Newer revisions are generally better, although sometimes code that
causes issues with some games is introduced.
If those other versions I linked to had the same problem, that means
that something that one of the devs added caused it and it's not a
problem specific to my builds. To get that problem resolved you'll need
to open up a new thread in the
Support forums and possibly a new
issue on
Google Code so that the devs can fix this issue.
Lectrode, hello.
I was using version 305, now I saw a new version 370, I'm curious, what's the changelog? Where can I read what's new?
Thanks
I have a quick question: How do these differ from the builds on the homepage? the log prints that it retrieved my processor's SSE support, so I always assumed that the homepage builds were properly optimized. Is this not the case?
