Hacking Good GBA Emulation

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I heard that GBA games are super lagged if you're on 9.2.0 onwards. Is that true? If yes, if I install a9lh and update to 11.0.0-33, will the GBA emulation stay normal?
 
Of course it will. Who told you that?
I tried playing GBA games using mGBA and it stayed like 3 fps. And by normal, I mean not lagged, just like Gbc emulation is. (if I misunderstood your reply (by it will, you meant that it will stay like GBC, just like in older versions), sorry, I still don't understand the full advantages of a9lh
 
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I tried playing GBA games using mGBA and it stayed like 3 fps. And by normal, I mean not lagged, just like Gbc emulation is.
mGBA is still a bad emulator. Your system version has nothing to do with performance. Use VC injects instead. They perform much better. Gpsp is pretty good too, I hear.
 
I tried playing GBA games using mGBA and it stayed like 3 fps. And by normal, I mean not lagged, just like Gbc emulation is.
If you have an o3ds, you cannot expect to much on GBA emulation, your best option is GBA VC, but if you are stuck on 11.0, your best option anyways is gpsp from retroarch.
 
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I heard that GBA games are super lagged if you're on 9.2.0 onwards. Is that true? If yes, if I install a9lh and update to 11.0.0-33, will the GBA emulation stay normal?
Hey you can get .cia version gba roms form google. I have installed almost all of the gba games.
 
Forgot to say that I'm using R4i Gold PRO 2016 (r4i-sdhc.com version), but already tried mGBA and Gpsp with homebrew. Also, I tried using gpsp, but it went white screen when I tried to load a game
 

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