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05-05-2014, 10:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-05-2014, 10:18 PM by Zangetsu276.)
Well,I really have a expectative about this game running here,now guess it's time to commit suicide (That's sarcastic) but anyway,see a lot of people in youtube running it smoothly with mid-end specs,so wth?Why so slow here,45-50 Fps here,and this make game looking like it was in slow motion.
Anyway tested it on pcsx2 1.3.0 and 1.1.0,the performance is the same no diference.
Guess my GTX 650Ti is too powerless to run this game or my FX 8350 is the cause again...
Tested it when 3x native,PS2 native,2x native and the same thing 40-50 fps
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pal or NTSC ?
what do the ee% & gs% say when you get slowdowns ?
What settings did you use ? which speedhacks ?
A side note for beginners : never trust youtube videos. they will be played at full speed even if actual gameplay was 5 fps
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Afaik, the "ghost bug" can be removed wIth skipdraw set to 1.
This ee around 95% means your cpu is struggling.
Try setting ee cycle rate to 2 & vu cycle stealing to 1
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MTVU speedhack makes a huge difference in the GoW games, i suggest turning it on.
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VU Cycle Stealing make it slower,settings EA Cycle to 2 doesn't change much,but i played it for a while,only in parts who have much lightning detail and more effects are slower.
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Pal or nrsc ?
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