Soul Calibur - how fast with Your hardware
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-indecisive-
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compared to my old system, chankast screeaams on my new one! w/cpu at 120, 8xaa/16xaf(1280x1024) and vsync on, the game is at a rock solid 60fps w/ no fluctuation. i have to have vsync on for my monitor so i'm guessing that's what's causing the fps to be capped at 60.
my system's a a64 3500+ slight oc to 2.4ghz(220x11), 1gb ram, and a 6600gt.
i love this emulator!
my system's a a64 3500+ slight oc to 2.4ghz(220x11), 1gb ram, and a 6600gt.
i love this emulator!
raiden_quake
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PIII 500 GF2 64MB
3D:3---7fps - -lll
2D:25---30fps
3D:3---7fps - -lll
2D:25---30fps
got a A64 3000+ and i'm running SC at 50-60fps, btw i'm still amazed by the stability/speed of the emu. 
but if i change any AA or aniso setting i got instable framerate : 20-50 fps either using a radlink or the omega drivers.. i have a radeon 9800pro so i dunno if it's normal :huh: mabe it's coz of the drivers maybe not
but if i change any AA or aniso setting i got instable framerate : 20-50 fps either using a radlink or the omega drivers.. i have a radeon 9800pro so i dunno if it's normal :huh: mabe it's coz of the drivers maybe not
Athlon XP running at 1,6ghz, 1gb ram on 333mhz, Geforce 4 MX 440, average 25-35 fps (sometimes hits 40 or 45 on the water tunnel or chaos levels).
Strangely, it runs faster in 1280x1024 then it does in 640x480. I wonder how would it look in 1280x960, that way the textures would be exactly zoomed to 2x, so they wouldn't look vomit like they sometimes do in anything other then 640x480.
Strangely, it runs faster in 1280x1024 then it does in 640x480. I wonder how would it look in 1280x960, that way the textures would be exactly zoomed to 2x, so they wouldn't look vomit like they sometimes do in anything other then 640x480.
-indecisive-
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that's why you use anti aliasing
how weird we have all these differences. (specs in sig) I get full speed, except a bit of slowdown at 1280x1024. I play 1024x768, overclock 110 and I will get no slowdown whatsoever.
What overclocking does is gets rid of the slowdown, but if you already have constant slowdown, I dont think it will always speed you up 100%. Or else another person's AMD k6 will be able to get their SH4 overclocked to 300% and play at 60 FPS...
What overclocking does is gets rid of the slowdown, but if you already have constant slowdown, I dont think it will always speed you up 100%. Or else another person's AMD k6 will be able to get their SH4 overclocked to 300% and play at 60 FPS...
UniverseStar
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Well, well.
I just wanted to tell you that my Chankast, when confronted with Soul Calibur, runs (of course overclocked SH4-Proc) with about 80fps in menu (sometimes falls down to 40fps) - and the game itself about 55fps.
My specs:
P4@2,4GHz(B), 384Mb DDR, Maxtor 200GB HD, DVD-ROM & DVD-Burner, GeForce FX 5800 (128 DDR-II), Logitech MX-700.
I just wanted to tell you that my Chankast, when confronted with Soul Calibur, runs (of course overclocked SH4-Proc) with about 80fps in menu (sometimes falls down to 40fps) - and the game itself about 55fps.
My specs:
P4@2,4GHz(B), 384Mb DDR, Maxtor 200GB HD, DVD-ROM & DVD-Burner, GeForce FX 5800 (128 DDR-II), Logitech MX-700.