As cool as the PS1 is, I think most people following this are only in it for the N64 stuffThis is cool and everything and I appreciate the work being put in to this but I think most people would be more interested in a PS1 Dynarec.
Besides. Most PS1 games run fullspeed with a 1.5ghz overclock.This is cool and everything and I appreciate the work being put in to this but I think most people would be more interested in a PS1 Dynarec.
Besides. Most PS1 games run fullspeed with a 1.5ghz overclock.
It's dynarec, not a miracle workerSo banjo kazooie fullspeed. yes, no?
If they each had a dynarec then yes. But this one is only for the Nintendo 64.would this allow a better gamecube /psp emulation or am i mistaken something ?
I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure we already those already have some form of dynarec for aarch64If they each had a dynarec then yes. But this one is only for the Nintendo 64.
So banjo kazooie fullspeed. yes, no?
It probably actually would though , you might need a small overclock thoughIt's dynarec, not a miracle worker
I dont understand how a switch overclock doesnt damage the internals it already is like a small heater....It probably actually would though , you might need a small overclock though
It's CPU is designed to run at 2ghz, so these "overclocks" are still technically an underclockI dont understand how a switch overclock doesnt damage the internals it already is like a small heater....
So when playing switch games it runs at 2ghz? Or it technically can run at 2 ghz? If the latter then how is Nintendos silicon lottery QA, and that could be the reason why games dont use the full 2ghz.It's CPU is designed to run at 2ghz, so these "overclocks" are still technically an underclock
Also most of the heat comes from the GPU
The Nvidia Tegra X1's CPU is designed to run at 2ghz, but Nintendo runs it at 1ghz. I'm guessing they run it at 1ghz to increase the battery life a little bit and to lower the temps by a little bitSo when playing switch games it runs at 2ghz? Or it technically can run at 2 ghz? If the latter then how is Nintendos silicon lottery QA, and that could be the reason why games dont use the full 2ghz.
Interesting, but how is nintendos cooling solution compared to the shield/other tegra systems, form factor could be a major factor in them under clocking too.The Nvidia Tegra X1's CPU is designed to run at 2ghz, but Nintendo runs it at 1ghz. I'm guessing they run it at 1ghz to increase the battery life a little bit and to lower the temps by a little bit
EDIT: also with the "overclocking" you can get it upto 1.75ghz, you likely won't notice any difference in battery life or temps at 1.5ghz and below, but at 1.75ghz you may notice a small difference
You get mega-recWhat if you combined overclock and dynarec