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maybe using a different sound plugin can give you some speed, also put both clamps to None, use supervu, maybe frameskiping (consider it a last option), also use as less speedhacks as you can and try them 1 by one to find the best combination for speed (sometimes they behave different in groups).
experiment with all these ALLOT before posting again
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just try them all....along with the other staff i said above
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Hi guy,
Load into a game, load up to where it's laggy. Look at the title bar of the window and say FPS ###, EE: % and GS %
Then from there it should be simple to choose what options you've chosen wrong.
Secondly - go through config -> Emulation settings and go through each tab pressing "restore defaults" for EE/IOP & VUs. Then in GS click "disable frame limiting" then change frame skipping to disabled. Next tab: Window, most settings won't do anything. Next tab Speedhacks: Turn them off with unchecking "enable speedhacks". Next tab: Gamefixes, turn them off by unchecking "Enable game fixes".
Run games again and see what's happening. If GS % is high (up near 100%) Click plugin settings, have renderer probably at D3D10/11 hardware. Click the "Or use original PS2 resolution" and make sure "Experimental HW anti aliasing" is set to 0 or 1.
If the problem is EE: I'd look at changing some plugins. Defaults usually work quite well, but who knows maybe one of them is bugging out.
But that's about all the generic advice I can give. I don't have problems even when i clock my CPU back to its stock 3ghz (not much above your 2.8) so i'm not sure where your troubles are. It could be specific game related. If you can try more games then it'll help with diagnosing if its a specific game issue or if its a setting. Don't be shy to test different settings yourself. You learn more from breaking it than you can by often browsing forums.
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09-13-2010, 05:36 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-13-2010, 05:40 PM by Bositman.)
I have a video for a best config
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