11-27-2010, 08:25 PM
Hi. I've been trying to play God of War with Pcsx2.
I made some tests, changed configurations to make it work best.
There is one thing that I wasn't able to fix though.
I'm using PCSX 0.9.7 r3878 and GSdx 0.1.16 (SSE4.1)
The problem is, that when I enable VU Cycle Stealing Kratos is flickering.
The game is playable, I get from 40 to even 50 fps.
The only way to stop flickering is to disable VU Cycle Stealing, but without it, the game is like in constant bullet time (fps is about 30-35) and there is no way to play like that. This slowdown exists no matter if I set native resolution, 2x, or even 1920x1080 (by the way, the framerate is mainly the same in each of those 3 settings ... ).
I tried different options in GSdx or in Emulation Settings, but there is no way to make the game work in normal speed.
My question is:
Is it possible somehow to fix this flickering while the VU is enabled, or if not, improve game speed while it's disabled? I've read some topics and I didn't find any solution. I think that there may not be any, but it's always good to ask.
Thanks in advance.
I made some tests, changed configurations to make it work best.
There is one thing that I wasn't able to fix though.
I'm using PCSX 0.9.7 r3878 and GSdx 0.1.16 (SSE4.1)
The problem is, that when I enable VU Cycle Stealing Kratos is flickering.
The game is playable, I get from 40 to even 50 fps.
The only way to stop flickering is to disable VU Cycle Stealing, but without it, the game is like in constant bullet time (fps is about 30-35) and there is no way to play like that. This slowdown exists no matter if I set native resolution, 2x, or even 1920x1080 (by the way, the framerate is mainly the same in each of those 3 settings ... ).
I tried different options in GSdx or in Emulation Settings, but there is no way to make the game work in normal speed.
My question is:
Is it possible somehow to fix this flickering while the VU is enabled, or if not, improve game speed while it's disabled? I've read some topics and I didn't find any solution. I think that there may not be any, but it's always good to ask.
Thanks in advance.