Bandwidth requirements are very light: any DSL or Cable internet connection should do.The game you want to play MUST be in every player and/or spectator's gamelist.6.3 Netplay Between Different Recompilers.5.7 = Using Wii Remote Netplay prior to 5.0-17527.5.5 Pokemon Colosseum and Pokemon XD Netplay.5.2 Setting up Standard Controllers When More Than One Player is on a single PC.5.1 Setting Up Standard Controllers for Netplay.4.1 Configuring Netplay Buffer and How to use the Data Tab.It has the ability to add latency to audio, which helps soften sounds a lot when the game slows down. He -should- use OpenAL until he solves his emulation speed issues. (04-27-2017, 04:35 PM)mimimi Wrote: You should always use the following setttings: Over 90% of the games have no problem with this, but if you encounter a problem, the dual core setting is the 1st thing to try to disable.Īlso, what enhancements did you set in the graphics? A higher internal resolution and AA are the things you can select for huge slowdowns, especially on your weak GPU. This should give you the biggest performance boost, but it comes at the price of possible problems. Last but not least, use "Enable Dual Core". I'd also try the xaudio backend instead of OpenAL, it is said to be better for windows users.
Texture Cache Accuracy Fast (if a game needs this, it will be changed automatically via a game ini file, only change this if you get texture errors) Store EFB Copies to Texture only (if a game needs this, it will be changed automatically via a game ini file)
Ignore Format Changes (only disable this, if you get weird texture errors) Skip EFB Access from CPU (if a game needs this, it will be changed automatically via a game ini file) Enable Idle Skipping (faster cpu emulation, no downsides known) You should always use the following setttings: Make sure to put all the settings to default and native and try not to use any enhancements. Try changing the power options in Windows to maximum performance. Please also post pictures of all the Tabs in the Graphics settings as well, not just the first one.
That iGPU you are using is quite slow, and the CPU isn't that good either. Processor/CPU: Intel® Core™ i3-2328M 2.20 gHz I'd think if there was some way to allow it to take more RAM, it might work better but I'm not sure how to do that. That being said, Dolphin never runs on more than about 400 megs of RAM which I find quite odd. Unfortunately I'm on a laptop, so overclocking really isn't on the table. I've been playing around with my settings a bit to try and improve it, but I'm not sure what to do at this point. (04-27-2017, 03:05 PM)VT45 Wrote: So I just downloaded Dolphin tonight to hopefully ride the nostalgia train back to childhood, but so far I've not been able to play a game at anything higher than 15 FPS, 30 VPS, and about 40%.
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