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02-05-2011, 04:02 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-05-2011, 04:10 PM by kamiledi17.)
Thanks, on "native" the game looks worse, but it has better speed. I also found out that it's better to use superVU Recompiler than microVU Recompiler, it also gives me some speed. It's still a little slow, but it's better now. My fps counter is strange, because it says that in MKA I have more than 80 fps during the fight, but I think it's something about 40-45 fps for now (but on some arenas it works worse, something about 35 fps). In Tekken 5 it says that I have 160 fps during the fight, but it's something about 60 (full speed thanks to superVU Recompiler instead of microVU). Can I do something about it? Because of it I can't say exactly, how much fps I have.
What is this EEx2 hack? I can't find it anywhere.
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maybe because you fiddled around with the frame limiter to much and/or activated to many speedhacks...
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I don't use frame limitter, but yes, I activated all speedhacks, because they improve the speed very much. Without them I have something about 40 fps in Tekken 5, with them I have 60 fps. Is there any way to check my fps with speedhacks activated?
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Speedhacks give a false FPS all the time, enabling all of them at full whack may possibly give you a negative effect. best having just the recommended speedhacks and putting the EE slider up one (Thats the left slider)