Since you overclock your Switch, my settings don't really apply to you. I'm suggesting settings for those who don't want to overclock their console but still want to play games. The basic settings are more or less the same for each game; just...
For those who still find their games slow despite my settings, there's a new setting to try, although it might not work or could even make things worse:
Rush frame presentation: on (It can help make certain games playable by reducing in-game...
Because not everyone wants to overclock their device, and besides, some games work without it. I've given the ideal settings to be able to play without any overclocking. Obviously, not all games will work; some will require an overclocked console...
Just a quick report about parameter corrections for some, and how to play certain games that were previously unplayable, like Pokémon Colosseum. For XD, it's a bit less obvious, but it should be playable, albeit with difficulty. and add game...
I'm just pointing out the day of Anno and Luigi's Mansion in games that run without overclocking, and their optimal settings that I provided in my previous post.
Here are some game tests I played on my Switch, which hasn't been overclocked, so some games will work even without overclocking the system.
On my system, LSFG-VK frame generation is generally enabled; however, some games like Lost in Blue don't...
I might have found the cause of the USB compatibility issue in Dolphin-NX. Not 100% sure, though.
I tested four different external hard drives on the same Switch setup.
Seagate Expansion (UASP) → detected and works correctly.
WD Blue in USB...
I’ve just run some more tests: a hard drive that wasn't recognized in FAT32 or NTFS still isn't recognized in exFAT. However, DBI recognizes the hard drives perfectly well, so the issue lies with Dolphin-NX rather than the drives themselves. Some...
After some attempts, only hard drives formatted in exFAT seem to be recognized on my system; those in NTFS and FAT32 don't seem to want to be recognized. I should mention that all the other hard drives work perfectly. I don't know the exact...
I don't know if it's just me or my external hard drive, but the drive isn't being recognized. It's formatted in FAT32 since it was originally used on a Wii; another hard drive formatted in exfat works and is recognized, so either the system...
With these "game key" cartridges, we can actually bypass the old requirements—like the Sky3DS, which forced you to have a copy of the official card's data. Here, we could put eShop data onto a microSD Express card (or a standard SD card, if they...
That may be, but with these new cards that don't actually contain the game data—if there's no hacking or R4-style workaround—the games will eventually disappear for good in 20 or 30 years; at least, the ones that don't exist as physical copies...
There is already proof that it can be hacked; "Mig-Flash" style devices work on the Switch 2—we can create a card similar to the old DS R4 cards. Thanks to the "game card key" system, we can make this work without needing exact 1:1 copies of...