I have a question, and I am not sure as to whether or not this is the place for it. If it's not hardware related, you could try turning framelimit off, turning efb copy to texture, and enabling idle skipping (and of course, using a recent build such as 5000+). I noticed you had frame issues, such as running only at 1/3 of normal speed. I'd say you can easily play 80-90% of games just normally, with a few graphically very demanding exceptions. Still, your hardware is not too outdated for most Wii games on dolphin. Their architecture is completely different. Also, GC uses over 64MB in audio and video ram, whereas nintendo 64 uses 4mb. The n64 has a 94mhz processor which mostly calculates 32-bit operations despite it's name. The gamecube uses 486mhz 64-bit IBM processor with over 1.0gb/s bandwidth. Quote:the gc hardware is not much different than that of a n64 so it cant be impossible In fact, it results in better graphics than the original wii if used in large resolution with anti-alias. User 'hdcmeta' on the Dolphin forums experimented with adding a DirectX. The DX9 plugin for dolphin is by now far more developed than OGL. Dolphin, which has been an open source project since 2008, normally requires a GPU that supports DirectX 11.1 or OpenGL 4.4. try living on $8.50 an hour and supporting 3 others. Those people that boast how great their hardware is annoy me. I wish i knew d3d, or i would make a plugin for all to enjoyĪlso.
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i still don't understand how i can play ps2 games at higher framerates than originally designed and the gc emulator runs at 1/3 normal speed (assuming normal speed is 60 fps) when the ps2 has a much more intricate hardware setup.ītw- i have the latest version of dx available for my OS(XP Professional SP3 32) the gc hardware is not much different than that of a n64 so it cant be impossible. so im not much of a programmer, i make little handy programs like digital clocks that sit on your desktop, so i dont have to strain my eyes reading the taskbar one but from what i know, someone should be able to use the n64 plugin (Jabo's Direct3D 8 1.6) for project64 as a basis for a better d3d dolphin plugin. i only know basic vb programming, a little java, and a lotta html. Yeah, this just creates a bright pink menu screen. Now just start the game and you should be running Endless Legend with Directx 11. Write -force-d3d11 in the text field, then click OK. Well, i tryed that one, and it didnt work much better than the ogl one.i had about a 3 fps increase. Open the Library, then Right Click on Endless Legend and select Properties. I would also love to be able to play GC games without lag, but that is not going to happen with openGL any ideas? Thanks, Guys, and I'd appreciate any help on this. it has a DirectX plugin that works great. I have an emulator called pcsx2 and it runs ps2 games fine, no lag. Despite my best efforts, 5 hours of searching around, i could not find a DirectX plugin. my Video card has very poor OpenGL support, and I would like to know if a DirectX plugin is available. The emulator (Dolphin, ofc) runs it at a max speed of 15 fps. There are games on it that I like a lot, like Super Smash Brothers Melee. I own a gamecube, but it is old and isn't working properly. I am a under-average american in terms of income, so I cannot afford much. I guess, if it is not, the admin will delete it anyways.
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