(02-03-2019, 03:32 AM)TkSilver Wrote: Do you have a program like Afterburner (or any other monitoring program that does realtime clockspeed monitoring)? The issue might be that the GPU is not recognizing the load from PCSX2 and not clocking up high enough at the beginning of the fight and after a bit of being under load it clocks up. If this is the case you could try using Nvidia's control panel to set the power management mode to high performance when PCSX2 is running. I have had this happen in some emulators so I just always set this for all emulators since occasionally GPU drivers do not see emulator loads as demanding workload and don't clock properly. (Though this is far more common in Optimus powered laptops then desktops going so far as to not even use the dedicated graphics and instead fall back to the integrated ones.) Either way it is at least worth a look.
I already using the high performance setting because Demul (The Dreamcast emulator) has the problem that you mentioned.
I downloaded Afterburner and checked the gpu clock frequency and it increase at the beginning of the fight when the game has the low fps rate, and then when the game reaches 60 fps, the frequency is the same. So the gpu frequency is not the problem here I guess.