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Emulator Issues #2887

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Incompatibility with Geforce GT240

Added by joaco.kam almost 14 years ago.

Status:
Fixed
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
-
% Done:

0%

Operating system:
N/A
Issue type:
Bug
Milestone:
Regression:
No
Relates to usability:
No
Relates to performance:
No
Easy:
No
Relates to maintainability:
No
Regression start:
Fixed in:

Description

Every so often while running a game, the screen goes black for a few seconds and get an error video driver (the driver stopped and recovered correctly.) Then the game goes well for a while until it happens again.

I tested with the latest versions, from 4460 to the current revision.

I tried with both 64-bit versions and 32 bits.

Probe into 64-bit Windows 7 and Windows xp 32 bits.

Video drivers also tested with several old and the last.

Not a problem of temperature or voltage or anything like that ..
Until I updated the bios and still the same.

I've seen several people who have this card with this problem.

Actions #1

Updated by davon92 almost 14 years ago

I am one of those people. using vista x64 however it manages to completely crash the system requiring a hard reset. I tried the very latest versions of the emu tried to see if older drivers would do anything but they have not. the archives don't go far back enough to access what i have heard to be usable drivers.

Actions #2

Updated by fabianmirandamail almost 14 years ago

i have the same problem...

Actions #3

Updated by frango0010 almost 14 years ago

What version of the video driver are you using? Try updating your Video Driver to the latest version and see what happens...

Actions #4

Updated by joaco.kam almost 14 years ago

I said I tried with several versions of video driver. It went down the last and did not walk, so we also tested before and there.

(Sorry for my English, I am using a translator because I speak Spanish)

Actions #5

Updated by joaco.kam almost 14 years ago

I tested in ubuntu and neither worked. I tried the nvidia driver and the one by default and also hangs.

The flaw is different, here does not get the black screen, but if everything is frozen and the sound trance (repeating) for a few seconds (rather than windows).

So definitely not a driver error or windows.
As I said emulator is a problem with the video card ...

Actions #6

Updated by davon92 almost 14 years ago

i share joacos problem exactly

Actions #7

Updated by joaco.kam almost 14 years ago

Well, I noticed something else:

With the OpenGL plugin when it hangs and the error does not return to the game, the emulator crashes and close it by force. But at least in this case is never necessary to restart the pc.

With the plugin DirectX 9 or 11 when it hangs, sometimes windows error appears that the driver was recovered and neither the PC nor the emu are hung, so you can continue playing (if not killed in those few seconds you xD). But sometimes fails to receive the windows error and the pc hangs and no choice but to restart.

Sorry for the horrible translation ...

Actions #8

Updated by davon92 almost 14 years ago

why is no dev checking into this?

Actions #9

Updated by joaco.kam almost 14 years ago

Going to do something?
I see that the only solution would be to change my video card ...

Actions #10

Updated by aditflea over 13 years ago

Try newest SVN, its work for me

Actions #11

Updated by Justin.wcl over 13 years ago

I get same problem in dolphin 2.0
but the GT240 is working very well in dolphin r6252

Actions #12

Updated by skidau over 13 years ago

  • Status changed from New to Fixed
Actions #13

Updated by jayork42 almost 13 years ago

Still an issue, now it's more along the lines of temporarily freezing and resuming with graphical glitches on-screen.

Actions #14

Updated by DimitriPilot3 almost 13 years ago

Refer to comment #16 in issue 4413 if you're talking about the recent regression in the DX11 backend's stability (which can cause video memory corruption, at least with recent NVIDIA drivers).

It's unlikely to be directly related to this old issue...

Actions #15

Updated by DimitriPilot3 almost 13 years ago

Hmmm, on second thought, I just remembered you say that you're using Windows XP, meaning that DX11 shouldn't be an option for you (as in, issue 4413 may not be the "cause")...

In this case, it likely will be "hard" to find out what the exact problem is without some debugging... Could Dolphin be somehow triggering issues/regressions in recent video drivers? :/

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