08-01-2014, 10:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-01-2014, 10:54 PM by nosisab Ken Keleh.)
(08-01-2014, 05:54 PM)AlignedLicense0 Wrote: I am very sorry for anyone who read the Original 2am rant. I didnt even want to read the nightmare of next that must have been awful. PC specs:
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Processor: AMD FX-4300 Quad-Core Processor
Card name: AMD Radeon HD 6670
RAM: 8GB
Any other PC spec that i would need? Here is a picture of my Framelimiting, when it is set to "Slow Motion Adjust" it will be running at fullspeed but be reading 67 fps. . my EE is a bit high in the screenshot, but that's not an issue, when i lower resolution to Native that becomes under 30.
There are some comments to make about that GS config. Is kept 100% at the base framerate adjust what is OK, means the game will be running at nominal speed always it's possible.
But then the slowmotion adjust at 112% kind of defeats it's purpose (what may be useful in some games helping with some infamous mini games). On the other hand pushing the turbo to 300% won't be useful with that CPU, the computer hardly would be able to run at that FPS (180 FPS), so you may want to keep that value at the default or even give the turbo that slight increase in the FPS (112%) and leaving to the F4 the job of toggling the frame limiter on/off and then running at maximal FPS the machine can achieve.
About the CPU, well, it has only 2 modules (not cores) so it is limited in the number of float point registers it can use at once, what is bad for processing the VUs and disallow using MTGS. Still you should be able to get playable experience in most games with the help of speed hacks.
About overclocking the CPU, it's your call but I think it's able to get high clock with the native turbo alone (less cores easier for the turbo and OC as well, temperature wise).
To end this already long post, try using speedhacks, avoid getting past the center for the VU cycle stealing and EE cyclerate and this might help a lot with many games.
Edit: Maybe is already known, ALT key toggles the Turbo on/off while Shift+Alt toggles the slow motion. F4 toggles the frame limiter altogether allowing the FPS to be as high as the machine can output, obviously useful to accelerate the emulation and skip boring parts/unskippable cutscenes.
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