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Hello, I've got Dragon Ball Z : Infinite World, but I can run it very slow... at 20-25fps in game, 60-70fps in menus and videos...
My PC Specs:
PCSX2 0.9.8 r4600
Intel Core i7 860 @3.40Ghz (8 cores)
Ati Radeon HD 5850 1gb GDDR5 (Sapphire Overclock Edition)
Ram 8gb DDR3
My pc is fast, and I can run every PS2 game, including God Of War 2 in 1080p...
Please help me!
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Try allowing 8-bit textures...?
Or maybe try a software renderer...?
I really have no idea what to suggest,
especially without knowing what you've already tried.
Suggesting you use a lower internal resolution, and/or some Speedhacks,
just seems too obvious...
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04-04-2012, 09:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-04-2012, 09:55 PM by Rezard.)
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If allowing 8-bit didn't help, leave it disabled at this point.
Perhaps you should consider toning down your Speedhack use.
Using the cycle sliders in excess can result in worse performance with some cases.
Are you actually using frameskipping?
And what is your internal resolution set to?
FYI - Never go by videos on YouTube.
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Okay. I use the Native internal resolution, and i'm using frameskip...but the game isn't playable with the frameskip , because it looks like a video of 40 minutes with only 20 frames...
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My computer is much like yours. Core i7 (only yours has a higher GHz), 8 logical threads, 8GB DDR3 ram, and a 1GB ATI radeon HD graphics card. When I was playing Kingdom Hearts 2 in game I could only get around 30-40 fps, even with speed hacks. You said that you reformatted and lost all of your settings. This means that perhaps your computer is now using power saver as a power option? I would go to control panel and check. I recently switched to balanced on power savers (in the power options part of control panel) (and then to high performance after just to be sure since my laptop is plugged in most of the time) and after that I turned off all of the speed hacks I had going and still got a solid 60fps on the game. I know that this is specific but I feel it could be over looked, especially since it made such a huge difference for me. Worth checking out.
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I suggest you diable ee cycle rate speedhack & VU cycle stealing speedhack, like rezard said.
then, maybe you should use latest svn :
www.pcsx2.net/svn.php and enable MTVU hack.
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04-04-2012, 11:41 PM
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Don't use frameskipping.
Do check the Windows Power Plan, as suggested.
I just checked the game with my system.
You should definitely be able to get full speed,
assuming you're at native res, and even without Speedhacks.
(using PCSX2 0.9.8 r4600)
Consider the settings of your system, or PCSX2, as the culprit.
If need be, maybe re-installing PCSX2 would be a simple type of solution.
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04-05-2012, 10:40 AM
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eh... You mean SSE4.1 was slower than SSE2, and SSSE3. For me DBZ Infinite World Plays at fullspeed around 70 fps ofcourse with a bit of speedhack and MTVU. I prefer to use Frameskip for dbz games.