Hi there i was able to run botw on cemu at about 15-24 fps. I was wondering how I could get better fps, make the game look even better graphics wise and make loading new areas faster\less laggy I have an Intel core i7 Nvidia geforce 960mx With 12 GB of ram ddr4 Thanks in advance
1. Run CEMU 1.8.0b 2. Update Zelda to 1.2 3. set CEMU to: Upscale filter > bilinear 4. set CEMU to: GPU buffer cache > low 5. Add to your Cemu folder > gameProfiles > your zelda.ini (find it by opening them, name at the top of the doc) and set it like this : Is it better ?
It worked like a charm, thanks. But... On world map it increased my FPS rate to 60~55 but in dungeons it started to go too fast, maybe you know why?
With a 30fps limiter. I used Nvidia inspector, here is the tweak : https://www.reddit.com/r/cemu/comments/63783c/best_fps_limiter/dfs1r9i/
your computer specs is BEAST AS HELL! I wish i could have them i still using Intel core 2 duo with 2GB DDR2 RAM
if you want a better pc take my advice: build your own pc, learn about the basics of a computer and evaluate all the CPUs GPUs on the market and see witch fits for your need. Plus building a computer on your own is cheaper than buying a premade,and at the end of the day you will also have learned an intermediate computer knowledge and feel real good about your self and your newly born pc. hope this helped P.S: yes my pc is surly good but not a beast like a 4.3 GHz processor /nvidia geforce titan x computer
well, i'm an a PC building Expert, but due the wars that happening here in my country, i can't order a new components for building a PC, also the components that i want are insanely expensive (example: GTX1050 costs 150$, in my country it costs 500$!!!) i'm waiting to go to USA, since i born there, i'm an american citizen, but i'm in another country because of my dad's work it's fine, but i really want to go to USA
Cemuhook will allow you to play mp4 files (so the videos). You still need it. Shadercache, yes if you don't want to recreate them, and no if you don't care to recreate the shaders.
