did you change the CPU clock speeds with ntr boot? because sometimes that helps alot with SOME compatibility issues because a homebrew game called NEW sonic 2 port. which only has 1 level runs like crap till you change the clock speeds on it.Games are tested on N3DS only
retroarch --> cores --> system
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Did not know ntr could clock emulators. So I obviously haven't tried this.
if its instaled through the N3ds tho. i have not tried it on 3dsx vers tho. also the method can cause some crashes now im going to try some crash bandicoot.
Fair enough. Just so you know: Crash doesn't run very well. But if what you said about ntr clocking is true then it might work better at least.
im going to try. but i think some homebrew might reconize the 3ds from n to o so some might already take advantage.
We'll most likely never get SotN to run at a good fps...
EDIT: Realized what I said is not true. It can run at ~50 fps or if you're "lucky" you can play it at full speed at ~60 fps.
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I've used every measure to improve the fps I believe, but it's still too slow for SotN to be fun. Since it's not an rpg you'd want maximum fps or it just won't be enjoyable.
The reason why it doesn't work would probably be that either your bios or rom is faulty or that you're using a broken version of PCSX. Can you play other games for example? Some versions of PCSX are not working properly. Those stated in the compatibility list shouldn't be broken.
it was my bad I used latest nightly and it has some problems. Today downloaded latest stable and it works great.
Except it starts (Retroarch itself) very slow, then in menu must go to load content and i go to folder with my eboot and again slow loading.
Second problem- it freeze when I scan that file.
My quesiton is - isnt possible to have shortcut or whatever to quick launch my game (i currently running only that one)
Except it starts (Retroarch itself) very slow, then in menu must go to load content and i go to folder with my eboot and again slow loading.
Second problem- it freeze when I scan that file.
My quesiton is - isnt possible to have shortcut or whatever to quick launch my game (i currently running only that one)
That might have be because of your menu driver. Choose rgui and maybe the lag will dissappear.
Main menu→Settings→Driver→Menu driver
New Nintendo 3DS (Luma3DS config Enable L2 Cache and 800Mhz)
Hercules (EUR):
PCSX version 1.7.1
Disabled V-sync + Audio Sync
Playable : 50 - 60 FPS with audio issues
Croc Legend of Gobbos (EUR):
PCSX version 1.7.1
Hercules (EUR):
PCSX version 1.7.1
Disabled V-sync + Audio Sync
Playable : 50 - 60 FPS with audio issues
Croc Legend of Gobbos (EUR):
PCSX version 1.7.1
Disabled V-sync + Audio Sync
unplayable : 20-30 FPS
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (EUR):unplayable : 20-30 FPS
PCSX version 1.7.1
Disabled V-sync + Audio Sync
unplayable : 30-35 FPS
Disabled V-sync + Audio Sync
unplayable : 30-35 FPS
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