Crappy fps on ff x for no good reason
#21
1 error : never go on 2x Cycle, set it at 1.5
CPU : Intel i7-2600K
GPU : nVidia Geforce GTX 970
OS : Windows 8.1 x64
RAM : 16GB Corsair Vengance DDR3
PCSX2 : Constantly changing.
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#22
[Image: Resultswithgsdxsse41.jpg]

Well that one looks very very wrong, nothing like it should look. Does a (Software) renderer look the same? try also without MTGS enabled and with GSdx SSE2 just for comparing, also as recommended before try the latest beta.

Have you looked with a software like CPU-Z or Coretemp if the cpu speed stays as it should while running the game?
Core i5 3570k -- Geforce GTX 670  --  Windows 7 x64
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#23
Yeah, that shot is with the weave interlacing effect, I was cycling through them.
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#24
Still it doesnt look like it should, specially the textures.


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Core i5 3570k -- Geforce GTX 670  --  Windows 7 x64
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#25
Change the aspect ratio to 4:3 or stretch
AMD Athlon II 245 @ 3.55ghz, 9600GT @730mhz 1115mhz, vista sp2 32bit
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#26
Yeah you're right didn't notice that! I'd say update your graphics card drivers, directX too. If those do nothing, get the latest beta and try again:
http://pcsx2.net/downloads.php?p=publicbeta
Edit: I just remembered that texture corruption could be caused by Anti Aliasing being enabled from your drivers. Try going to your nvidia CP and disabling it there
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#27
Well, such picture could be reason of NVidia driver's video improvement's (antialliasing or anisotropy) that should be off for pcsx2.
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#28
I made an account just to post this, but I'm able to get a solid 60 fps on FFX without frameskip on my laptop.

C2D T7300
Geforce 8400m-gs

I don't know what GPU you are using. but I use the GSdx 890 with ssse3. I found any version beyond that drops my fps by 20 frames. I dunno why, maybe its just cuz it's beta code. But regardless, the drivers that come in the current 0.9.6 installer have been the best drivers for playing on so far.
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#29
So after being away for a few days I checked the forums, followed the smartest guy on the forums, disabled the AA on my video card, and ka-chow 60fps Smile
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#30
So the driver-forced AA was the problem?
This is odd, because you need to follow a different code path in GSdx to have AA activated.
Did you add the msaa flag to the GSdx.ini by chance?

Just curious to know how AA got activated Tongue2
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