I don't know, i was having the issue yesterday and deleted it. I'll see if i can fix it tomorrow waiting for the new update to play games at a decent speed.
If you have a dll missing, even the next update won't help you.
You need to download the dll and put it in cemu folder.
Yeah, I tried Slow-Running too, I even sent some footage to AGDQ, but it wasn't quite their style..
New question; if the 1.4 is released public tomorrow, does that mean we who donated get 1.5beta tomorrow or something?
Or do we have to wait for a month or so? I'm not trying to nag, but if I have to pay a monthly fee, I would at least like 1 or 2 updates each month. I'm not that rich, and have bills up to my ears, so I just want to make sure it's worth it
Newer question: sometimes, I only get 30FPS in Super Mario Bros U/Super Luigi U, then if I reboot my computer, I might get 60 FPS. Then if I reboot again, a might get 30 or 60 again.
Same with Super Mario 3D World. Sometimes I get 40-50FPS, and other times 25-30FPS. It's completely random.
Any ideas what this could be? Also, it seems that starting a tough operation on my system, (like packing down a huge .rar, encoding a video, opening Chrome with a shitton of tabs), then closing said operation, THEN starting a game in cemu, helps.
Almost as if my computer doesn't utilize it's full potential if I go straight into cemu. Like the RAM isn't "enabled" or whatever. The computer's like "oh, this program looks small, I probably won't need any resources, I'll just lock all my resources down in order to preserve energy for later". But if I do a hard operation first, my computer's like "oh, right, I have all these other resources here, lots of RAM and shit. Let's enable that and finish this quickly.". Then when I start cemu afterwards, it's like "yeah, let's just continue to keep this RAM enabled in chase it's needed later"..
I know it sounds weird, but that's how I imagine my computer thinking..
Human thoughts?
Yeah, I tried Slow-Running too, I even sent some footage to AGDQ, but it wasn't quite their style..
New question; if the 1.4 is released public tomorrow, does that mean we who donated get 1.5beta tomorrow or something?
Or do we have to wait for a month or so? I'm not trying to nag, but if I have to pay a monthly fee, I would at least like 1 or 2 updates each month. I'm not that rich, and have bills up to my ears, so I just want to make sure it's worth it
Going by the patreon updates, theres 1 to 2 releases each month. 1.4.x will be the next version, but that could come a month from now or a few weeks. It just depends on how much progress is made.
Ok, thanks man. I guess I'll just keep being a patreon, I mean, 5$ isn't all that much, and this really is an amazing emulator.
Team Cemu had sent message 5 sent dollar and have until now still no key serial how long does it in the shelf can me here playing someone wants to help!
I had to wait a few hours after paying, their only humans after all, and aren't constantly checking their patreon account. I sent them a message on patreon, and they responded after a few hours.
Good thing is, you only need the serial once. For future releases, you can just use the same serial.
Please don't use any dll-fixer software. If you are missing some dll's you are also missing some updates to your system like Microsoft Framework, Visual c++ or some video drivers...
Try for example updating to the latest Visual C++ Redistributable
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48145
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wtf sooo brief.
Are you playing WUDs? Because you'll have no other option than to try and find their respectable title keys. Try to look on those NFO/ISO sites if you can.
If you are playing extracted games (RPX) then you won't need the title keys.
thankwtf sooo brief.
Are you playing WUDs? Because you'll have no other option than to try and find their respectable title keys. Try to look on those NFO/ISO sites if you can.
If you are playing extracted games (RPX) then you won't need the title keys.
It will be good a clock in the first post for the next public release, is that or keep crushing my poor F5 button lol
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