Hello! I'm relatively new here, but after a thorough search on google, I can't seem to find any answers as to what I'm experiencing on my Wii U using Loadiine GX2....
I may be searching/asking the wrong question, but to make a long story short, when playing Mass Effect 3 SE and Twilight Princess HD through Loadiine GX2, both seem to run above the locked 30fps. Although it isn't consistent, it is blatantly obvious the fps jumps up significantly when there's not TOO much going on, on screen. Even with Xenoblade Chronicles X, it will jump up here and there above 30 fps for up to 10 seconds at a time! It may just be skipping up to around 45fps, but appears practically 60fps... but it's most DEFINITELY above 30fps.
I'm using a ScanDisk 128GB Ultra UHS-I Class 10 SDXC Memory Card. My only assumption, is that it's the SD Card that is allowing the game to do this? I'm not tech savy at all, but I can't see any other explanation as to why this is happening. Am I overclocking the Wii U??
Anyone else notice this, or am I just completely crazy? lol I got a refurbished 32GB Deluxe Edition with ver. 5.3.2 pre-installed. I've done nothing else to it otherwise.
Overall, I can't complain, but I don't want to damage my Wii U, if this is something it shouldn't be doing normally.
Many thanks to everyone! =)
I may be searching/asking the wrong question, but to make a long story short, when playing Mass Effect 3 SE and Twilight Princess HD through Loadiine GX2, both seem to run above the locked 30fps. Although it isn't consistent, it is blatantly obvious the fps jumps up significantly when there's not TOO much going on, on screen. Even with Xenoblade Chronicles X, it will jump up here and there above 30 fps for up to 10 seconds at a time! It may just be skipping up to around 45fps, but appears practically 60fps... but it's most DEFINITELY above 30fps.
I'm using a ScanDisk 128GB Ultra UHS-I Class 10 SDXC Memory Card. My only assumption, is that it's the SD Card that is allowing the game to do this? I'm not tech savy at all, but I can't see any other explanation as to why this is happening. Am I overclocking the Wii U??
Anyone else notice this, or am I just completely crazy? lol I got a refurbished 32GB Deluxe Edition with ver. 5.3.2 pre-installed. I've done nothing else to it otherwise.
Overall, I can't complain, but I don't want to damage my Wii U, if this is something it shouldn't be doing normally.
Many thanks to everyone! =)