Emulation Emulator NetherSX2 - Switch Port

[dragonz]

How can I go back to the previous version? I tried replacing the nro but it didn’t work.

I just renamed the .nro, I think. I have both the latest version and an older version, so I just renamed the one I wanted to update.

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I ran a few tests and found that setting the HW download mode to “Disable readbacks” actually results in a noticeable increase in frame rate and stability for some games. Check beforehand to see if this setting is recommended for a specific game or if it could cause problems

What are your OC settings?

 

[albarapa]

I just renamed the .nro, I think. I have both the latest version and an older version, so I just renamed the one I wanted to update.

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What are your OC settings?

I have a v1 Switch so I’ll start by testing everything with the standard v1 overclocking settings. There’s plenty of information online about how to get a game running in nethersx2 on lower-end Android devices by adjusting settings and, sometimes, using performance cheats. This is usually a good starting point, but the settings for the Switch often need to be even more aggressive (for example higher cycle skip than recommended). A lot of times Pal versions are also running more stable and performative.

More important than the frame rate is ensuring that the game logic runs at full speed. Once this is achieved, you can play with higher cpu and ram clock settings for a higher frame rate or, whether or not the GPU can be underclocked without losing performance.

I would recommend sticking with version 1.2.2 for now, since gaming performance is better in that version in most cases.

 

[dragonz]

I have a v1 Switch so I’ll start by testing everything with the standard v1 overclocking settings. There’s plenty of information online about how to get a game running in nethersx2 on lower-end Android devices by adjusting settings and, sometimes, using performance cheats. This is usually a good starting point, but the settings for the Switch often need to be even more aggressive (for example higher cycle skip than recommended). A lot of times Pal versions are also running more stable and performative.

More important than the frame rate is ensuring that the game logic runs at full speed. Once this is achieved, you can play with higher cpu and ram clock settings for a higher frame rate or, whether or not the GPU can be underclocked without losing performance.

I would recommend sticking with version 1.2.2 for now, since gaming performance is better in that version in most cases.

Thanks. Which games have you tested that you where happy with?

 

[albarapa]

Thanks. Which games have you tested that you where happy with?

I contributed some findings in the compatibility list

 

[Josuelpibecaritadachera]

someone has tried yet gta san andreas or manhunt? please lmk