Using NVIDIA GPU. IDK Why it's happening, but it is.
Just letting you know it happens to me on AMD as well.
Using NVIDIA GPU. IDK Why it's happening, but it is.
Just letting you know it happens to me on AMD as well.
Erh, no! Why should his experience be slower than mine.Pretty much mostly around 45-50 just in TT mode though, GP is mostly around 30-35.
Feel free to watch any of my MK8 videos in my sig though.
Erh, no! Why should his experience be slower than mine.
As I answered to him, he should get 45-60 fps in cups, or GP if you like.
I know, but his setup is pretty much the same as mine.Hardware differs, driver versions differ, Windows versions differ... There are millions of possible reasons why he doesn't get the same frame rates, but they all boil down to one. Not all systems are the same.
I know, but his setup is pretty much the same as mine.
He has a i7 4790k (doesn't mention clock-speed), I've got a i5 4670k clocked to 4.2GHz
He has 16 GB Ram, I'm at 8
And he got a 780 Ti, while I'm at GTX 750 Ti.
Personally I don't think Windows version matter right now, nor driver version on nVidia cards
Yes, they are different, but yet pretty similar. But emulation-wise they should preform pretty much a-like.Umm, those 2 systems are totally different...
Yes, they are different, but yet pretty similar. But emulation-wise they should preform pretty much a-like.
You haven't been around emulator much, have you? As of now emulators tend to be CPU intensive, and at most you'll see three cores being used.There's no reason why that should be the case. He has double the CPU cores, double the RAM, faster GPU, but also you know nothing about how his PC is configured. I've seen beasts of rigs before that struggle with Minecraft because they were choked to death on all sorts of malware crud.
You haven't been around emulator much, have you? As of now emulators tend to be CPU intensive, and at most you'll see three cores being used.
Comparing this to pc-games is wrong.
At best, he will experience better speed than me while emulation the Wii-U.
But I'll agree with you about even the best beast out there will struggle if they are not maintained and kept up to date. (malware and driver wise)
Then why do you make it such a big of a deal when I'm telling somebody else with a setup close to my self what speed he might get?I've been emulating systems since before 99% of people ever heard of it, actually. Hell, I wrote a Z80 emulator for the Commodore Amiga in 1987 for a college project.
Then why do you make it such a big of a deal when I'm telling somebody else with a setup close to my self what speed he might get?
Yes, the hardware is not 100% identical, but performance wise for this emulator you'll end up about the same.
BTW, I'm having some great memories gaming on the Amiga 500 as a kid!
I would consider them to be closer, but I guessing I'm somewhat wrong. Anyhow they guy haven't shown him self here since his post to this thread.Because the hardware ISN'T close to your setup. With his rig, he should actually be getting significantly better performance than you are. That he's getting rather a lot worse indicates he has a very badly maintained/setup system.
I am also a patreon and saw Nothing new in page
unless the news has been for donors $ 10 because I am donating only $ 5
Yeah I'm still not buying this and 3rd tier still only mentions your name as a supporter.Yeah, I was pretty bummed by this too. Cemu's patreon page now has a 'pay $10 to see one more update from cemu' - which kinda sucks if is true caz that'd mean they want more money just to share more updates/news.
I can't say when it will be ready as we are still busy with the more essential parts of the emulator. But generally we have plans to make the emulator more homebrew friendly and also to add more debugging tools.Ping @Exzap, when will we see support for directly loading .elf inside the emulator? That would allow for quite a lot faster Homebrew debugging
We looked into the issue and we can say with 99.9% confidence that it's not a problem in CEMU but rather a bug in the driver. At best, CEMU 1.4.2 will have some sort of workaround at the cost of emulation speed.I've noticed the people noting crashing issues with AMD in 1.4.1 have older AMD cards and seemingly 15.7 is the most current up to date driver they can use. (currently using 16.4.1) Idk, maybe somewhere along the lines of fixing opengl 4.5 for AMD in Cemu 1.4.1 something happened with compatibility with older AMD cards? Hopefully whatever the issue is will be fixed in 1.4.2
No. Anything news related, that includes screenshots, is always available to all Patrons regardless of donation amount. We just didn't post the screenshots, yet.Yeah, I was pretty bummed by this too. Cemu's patreon page now has a 'pay $10 to see one more update from cemu' - which kinda sucks if is true caz that'd mean they want more money just to share more updates/news.
Awesome, I just hope this workaround doesn't effect those of us who aren't experiencing these issues/have R9 300 series GPUs. At any rate great work so far and I'm sure every issue will be taken care of sooner or later.We looked into the issue and we can say with 99.9% confidence that it's not a problem in CEMU but rather a bug in the driver. At best, CEMU 1.4.2 will have some sort of workaround at the cost of emulation speed.