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(01-21-2013, 02:02 AM)henkjan Wrote: like 75% of the people on here?
this is why i never go on forums, trying to help and get a warning
It's not our fault if you are unable to comply to the rules YOU agreed when suscribing here.
I guess this is just far beyond your understanding skills, though
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Dont change to 'software'renderer.its slow.try to closing background services.try some speedhacks and frameskip.ok
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you have low FPS aswell and it looks like it is not in native resolution is it? try putting it on native resolution
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Native resolution is enabled. But even when it is disabled, i dont have more or less FPS.
I think pcsx is'nt made for my pc :/
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(01-21-2013, 07:10 PM)Prototyp206 Wrote: Native resolution is enabled. But even when it is disabled, i dont have more or less FPS.
I think pcsx is'nt made for my pc :/
Oh no, there should be a lot of games that will play smoothly
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Until now i tested 5 games on my PC.
Ratchet and Clank 1 & 2: too low fps and graphic bugs
Bournout Dominator: Around 55 fps but graphic bugs
Crash N Burn: 35 fps and graphic bug
Need for Speed Underground: 38 - 50 fps and a graphic bug (traffic cars have a square in the backlights)
Oh and sometimes i loose focus in window mode, which means that the game gets no inpot from my gamepad.
The games are working perfect in my brother's PS2.
Don't know what i could do. All driver's are up to date.
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01-22-2013, 06:54 PM
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Unfortunately you've picked some of the worst running games on PCSX2! Coupled with that, your cpu isn't overly quick. If you could overclock it to around 3.4Ghz or more, it might be a slightly nicer experience. Also when using software mode (f9) for games like Ratchet and Clank to fix the graphics bugs, make sure you have the number of software rendering threads in the gsdx setup set to about 3.
Other than that, you could try using a bit of VU Cycle stealing and the recommended speed hacks.
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01-22-2013, 07:04 PM
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Nice.
Well i'm going to test it out. I'm using software renderer direct3d11: (3d9 gives only 5 - 8 fps more).
2,8 GHz: 80 - 85 % 22 fps
3,0 GHz: 80 - 85 % 30 fps
3,5 GHz: 80 - 85 % 33 - 47 fps
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is that with 3 rendering threads? but yes you will need to use some speedhacks, possibly put the EE Cycle rate on 2 and the VU Cycle Stealing on the 2nd notch, plus recommended speedhacks. You might also get a small speed boost by setting the clamping for EE and VU to "none". also experiment with changing your VU's to the SuperVU settings rather than MicroVU, see if that helps.