(08-31-2010, 03:07 PM)Nabs Wrote: [ -> ]i dont know why it took me so long to try this out, but wow... i have a pretty decent set up (i7) and can run SMG2 pretty damn well, but with this i get a 15-20fps increase. there were a couple of levels that would run at around 40-45 (starshine beach) that now run at 60. the only problem i ran into is messed up transparencies (at times). i'll look into it and try other revisions later.
Were you using a different build like Mamario's or just a different revision before? Which builds and which revisions did you test?
If you were using a different build, the speedup was partially due to the SSE instruction set that these builds are built with and partially due to the dlist like turingpest said.
(09-01-2010, 01:08 AM)Basty Wrote: [ -> ]6152 x64 sse3 now temporarily unavailable
dose sse3 support other processer than intel ?
Link to R6152x64_SSE3 works for me...
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=26YMGTI1
My builds will run on both AMD and Intel processors. If you run
CPU-Z on your computer and it says your processor supports SSE3 then my SSE3 build will run on your computer.
(09-01-2010, 01:36 AM)cruz777 Wrote: [ -> ]i got a couple of crashes with r152 ssse3 x64 while trying arc rise fantasia (right after a long boss battle). i got the win 7 "close program" pop up prompt. 1st time i thought it was due to a game glitch (the wrong enemy at a specific spot) but the 2nd time it just crashed out of the blue. went back to r137. i didn't test the sse4.1 x64 yet
Does
CPU-Z say that your computer supports SSSE3? If not, then the processor was probably sent an instruction from the SSSE3 instruction set that it didn't know how to handle.
You'll want the highest instruction set that your computer can handle (SSE3 < SSSE3 < SSE4.1 < SSE4.2). The higher instruction sets include all the instructions of lower sets.
"If you were using a different build, the speedup was partially due to the SSE instruction set that these builds are built with and partially due to the dlist like turingpest said"
oops! forgot to mention that Lectrodes builds are usually a bit faster aswell
(09-01-2010, 02:19 AM)Lectrode Wrote: [ -> ] (09-01-2010, 01:36 AM)cruz777 Wrote: [ -> ]i got a couple of crashes with r152 ssse3 x64 while trying arc rise fantasia (right after a long boss battle). i got the win 7 "close program" pop up prompt. 1st time i thought it was due to a game glitch (the wrong enemy at a specific spot) but the 2nd time it just crashed out of the blue. went back to r137. i didn't test the sse4.1 x64 yet
Does CPU-Z say that your computer supports SSSE3? If not, then the processor was probably sent an instruction from the SSSE3 instruction set that it didn't know how to handle.
You'll want the highest instruction set that your computer can handle (SSE3 < SSSE3 < SSE4.1 < SSE4.2). The higher instruction sets include all the instructions of lower sets.
it supports all of them except 4.2. i usually use 4.1 but i try both just in case. i'll check the 4.1 today and see what happens.
by the way, is there any way to prevent the gc pad settings from effecting the wii control settings? (i.e. setting the Y and X button in gc overrides the wii control Y and X, resulting in the positions being switched). i'm curious, even though it's probably best for me to have to separate builds for wii and gc
(09-01-2010, 03:07 AM)cruz777 Wrote: [ -> ]it supports all of them except 4.2. i usually use 4.1 but i try both just in case. i'll check the 4.1 today and see what happens.
If it crashes with SSE4.1 as well, I would try the regular build. If it crashes with the regular build as well, that means it is a problem with the source code and should be
reported to the devs.
(09-01-2010, 03:07 AM)cruz777 Wrote: [ -> ]by the way, is there any way to prevent the gc pad settings from effecting the wii control settings? (i.e. setting the Y and X button in gc overrides the wii control Y and X, resulting in the positions being switched). i'm curious, even though it's probably best for me to have to separate builds for wii and gc
I always thought those were separate plugins with separate settings. If they're synced like you said, you should ask
Billiard26 if they're supposed to be like that.
I wish to try the SSE 4.2 version....but the link doesn't work.
I guess I can settle with the SSE3 version as someone had a megaupload link of it. Please fix the links!
(09-01-2010, 12:56 PM)Apache Thunder Wrote: [ -> ]I wish to try the SSE 4.2 version....but the link doesn't work.
I guess I can settle with the SSE3 version as someone had a megaupload link of it. Please fix the links!
My builds are all hosted on megaupload. I tried the links on my site on multiple computers and they worked.
You're the second person who has had an issue with the latest download links. Where do the links take you when you click them?
here's
4.2 btw.
Thx. The original link I got from your site here:
http://electrodexs.net/dolphin-emu/default.htm
The broken link is as follows:
http://dolphin-builds.0sites.net/htm/%7BSSE42x64%7D
It is the x64 version. I tried all the other links too, however they don't work either.
This is the 404 I get when I click any of them:
http://0000free.com/e/404.html
Thanks for the megaupload link. I saw the one for the SSE3 build but none others, so I don't know where you got the megaupload links stashed.
Also note, the SSE3 build crashed when I was playing Zelda: Twilight Princess (USA Gamecube version). When I first entered the Death Mountain temple after beating the Goron elder in a sumo ranch, it crashed right as I entered the "temple". The Error report mentions that the dx9 plugin was the module that crashed. I will try to get back to the temple with the SSE4.2 version, but I suspect it will crash again, Then I will try running the OpenGL plugin instead when I get to the temple and once I'm in I might try the DX9 plugin again. My current video card (a Geforce 8400GS) probably doesn't support DX10 so I can't use the DX10 plugin which I hear exists around here somewhere. That and I don't think it would work even if I had the right card since I'm using Windows XP 64bit Edition and not Vista/Win7 where DX10/11 would have been available.
No go. I tried that and the download links on that version of the site go to the same place/or also lead to 404 pages. Also, I saw no crash in the SSE4.2 build when I went back to the Goron temple so I guess the crash was confined to the SSE3 version.
EDIT: Found the problem. NoScript (a plugin for Firefox) was causing the issue. The site wasn't redirecting to the megaupload links properly due to NoScript blocking scripts on the domain host for the site/redirection site the links used. After telling NoScript to allow them, it worked.
So note to NoScript users....Allow scripts on the site and it's host site for the download links to work!