I got a mario rpg vc in the iso site and the occasional framerate dips annoy me. Is there an emulator that can run it without framerate dips?
why did you guys assume I have an old 3DS? I have a new xl and there are still framerate dips in Mario RPG. I wanna play it without frameskip.
i recommend this too. it works well regardless of model.bubble2k snes9x. It works perfectly.
I'm still skipping frames.Okay, try this.
- Go to Luma3DS Configuration by holding (Select) when first turning on the 3DS.
- For the New 3DS CPU, select the Clock+L2(x) option.
- Press (Start) to boot into HOME Menu. Go into Rosalina menu by pressing (L-shoulder + down dpad + Select).
- In New 3DS Menu... , make sure you see Enable L2 cache and Set clock rate to 804MHz.
Press (B) to go back and go to Miscellaneous options... You'll want to Save settings.This does nothing.- Last but not least, you may want to use the smallest sized micro SD card you have available for reduced I/O lag. The original 4 GB Lexar micro SD card that came with the n3DSXL would be perfect for the job.
I'm still skipping frames.
I'll just play it on the vita then or on my phone.Your last option is to play the game on desktop snes9x emulator and then upstream the video back to the n3DSXL using PinBox.
You may need a pair of bluetooth headphones to hear audio from your computer.
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If you intend to play on the go, then you live with the software limitations of Virtual Console and Bubble's snes9x_3ds emulator.
why did you guys assume I have an old 3DS? I have a new xl and there are still framerate dips in Mario RPG. I wanna play it without frameskip.
why would I try an snes vc if I have the old one? common sense.Because you didn't specify and the majority of 3ds owners have old-type models?
why would I try an snes vc if I have the old one? common sense.
why would I try an snes vc if I have the old one? common sense.
Like my kids used to say,"someone just got pwnd!" Is that even a thing now?! Yeah, i'm oldI've seen some interesting things during my eight years here. The onus is on you to provide specifications when making an assistance thread,... That's common sense, after all