Internal Gsdx pcsx2 vs epsexe

[billyash]

As all we know gsdx pcsx2 can be used in epsexe.
Gsdx internal res pcsx2 there are native,custom and scaling 2x,3x,etc.
Gsdx internal res epsexe there are H x 1 - V x 1 , H x 2 - V x 1, H x 2 - V x 2, etc.
I have some questions
1. why pcsx2 can't display scaling like in epsexe (i know epsexe only software mode)?
2. Can pcsx2 hardware mode show those scaling?
3. Is it possible for pcx2 implement those scaling ( like in epsexe )? All of us know scaling in pcsx2 can caused gap, but in epsexe i see no gap. May be if we implement those scaling, gap issue will be fixed. Thank you

[Coornio]

Actually i'd be more interested to know why GSdx always runs without a frame-limiter when used in PS1 emulators, i still haven't figured that out.

[refraction]

As all we know gsdx pcsx2 can be used in epsexe.
1. why pcsx2 can't display scaling like in epsexe (i know epsexe only software mode)?

Is it though? i mean the graphics look crap, sure, but the PS1 does It's more likely if it has some sort of renderer scaling that it's done on the hardware renderer.

Actually i'd be more interested to know why GSdx always runs without a frame-limiter when used in PS1 emulators, i still haven't figured that out.

Probably because if you took it off, it would run at about 900fps on modern machines.

[Coornio]

Probably because if you took it off, it would run at about 900fps on modern machines.

Might want to re-read that

[refraction]

Might want to re-read that

whoops yeh i dunno lol

[billyash]

Is it though? i mean the graphics look crap, sure, but the PS1 does It's more likely if it has some sort of renderer scaling that it's done on the hardware renderer

no, what i mean is scaling methode. So scaling per vertical (x) and horizontal (y) , instead 2x (vertical and horizontal). Thank you

[refraction]

You could do it manually if you know the native res

[tsunami2311]

Actually i'd be more interested to know why GSdx always runs without a frame-limiter when used in PS1 emulators, i still haven't figured that out.

use spuasync as audio out method with lock the game to 60fps for some reason its soundplugin setting that fixes this

[Koji]

use spuasync as audio out method with lock the game to 60fps for some reason its soundplugin setting that fixes this

There are tons of ways to force something to "run full speed" when it's going over. You can limit a game based on frame rate, audio samples, cpu cycles, etc. That said, it would be nice if gsdx did have a fps option. Since PCSX2 is it's primary use, and it handles framerate using the latter option (instead of the former) that's why it lacks one. Or at least that'd be my guess.

[tsunami2311]

There are tons of ways to force something to "run full speed" when it's going over. You can limit a game based on frame rate, audio samples, cpu cycles, etc. That said, it would be nice if gsdx did have a fps option. Since PCSX2 is it's primary use, and it handles framerate using the latter option (instead of the former) that's why it lacks one. Or at least that'd be my guess.

IT never has and problably never will it been like that since forever