Optimize dolphin emulator settings for fps

#Optimize dolphin emulator settings for fps full#

Other than that just look at the wiki per game and mess with the options. And I set Shader compilation mode to Asynchronous (ubershaders) but skip drawing can be faster in the gfx option. There's also a hacks option and I usually tick all the boxes first and let that be s starting point. I usually set a game that needs it between 100 and 110. You can also try cpu overclocking in the options. You can savestate ingame by swiping down and it's in the three dots button to the right. You can long press on the game image to set the settings for just that game. (12-17-2019, 04:48 PM)Destroyer5150 Wrote: Wii games actually run faster in some cases. So the best thing i can do is get all Pal games if possible because they run at 50hz and less frames thst way ?

#Optimize dolphin emulator settings for fps full#

It does improve the experience when not reaching fullspeed, but it doesn't improve performance at all.ДЄhh ok, I didnt know the Shields cpu is not very good, thats why it has trouble running alot of wii games and Gamecube games full speed ? So if you were to compare it to something what would you compare it to, maybe a old Galxy phone or something or worse ? (12-15-2019, 09:43 PM)MayImilae Wrote: That doesn't improve framerate or performance at all, all it does is blend audio stutter from running at lower framerates. But again, it causes bugs, use it carefully! It's not magic, it can cause bugs and performance issues on its own, but since you are CPU bound it may help you. The only 'speed hack' that you might be able to use to get some extra performance would be to use the CPU Clock Override to downclock the emulated wii. Dolphin ships by default with the fastest settings, and then we override those fastest settings on a game by game basis with more accurate features if a game needs it. Quote:Any other tips from some professionals to give me a few more fps ? You are CPU bottlenecked, not GPU bottlenecked. Quote:Also for some reason INTERNAL RESOLUTION doesnt make that much difference for me It does improve the experience when not reaching fullspeed, but it doesn't improve performance at all. That doesn't improve framerate or performance at all, all it does is blend audio stutter from running at lower framerates.

Quote:Ive gotten a few Gamecube games to run better now by Checking AUDIO STRETCHING Quote: if there are any other settings that help framerate