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08-01-2014, 08:29 AM
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Hi, when i leave my computer on for more then an two hours or so (doesnt matter if its in sleep mode, or if im playing a game like DOTA) and then boot PCSX2 it runs at 87.5% speed, with it reading 60FPS. If i go to Framelimiter and set Base Framerate Adjust to 112% I get about 67FPS and it runs perfect. Im worried running it when it doesnt want to run at normal speed could damage my computer somehow. I can easily handle 150fps+ on some of the games I'm having an issue with. So my real issue is most likely my Windows 7 computer. What could be causing the issue? Restarting computer fixes it, but i would like to know whats actually causing it.
TL;DR What on a windows 7 PC make PCSX2 get EXACTLY 87.5% of the speed it should be at for the Framerate it is set for?
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Funny thing: Your TL;DR and NOTE are as long as your main paragraph...
Specs are always helpful. You might have an issue with heat. Or maybe your RAM is tiny. Depending on your system one can check several things.
How do you know that it is around 87.5% speed? Do you check fps with an external program?
If you reboot, how long can you play without reduction of real fps?
Do you play from iso or directly from dvd?
Can you maybe make screenshots of your configuration (emulation settings + gsdx plugin settings + SPU2-X plugin settings)?
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It's just too confusing, what do you mean by normal FPS? I suppose is meant you changed it at the "base framerate adjust", what shouldn't do at all. Understand that's not a PC game, the "normal" FPS as seen by PCSX2 is always 60 for NTSC games and 50 for PAL games.
Another possibility being that 87.5% to be the EE or GS usage... well, let's not suppose, better waiting clarification from the OP.
Anyway, the specs are ALL important, please tell us what is your rig.
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If you haven't already overclock that AMD to about 4.0-4.4Ghz and it should help with other games. The performance of that FX is weaker then the older Phenon IIs that it replaced.