Emulator Issues #4661
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New Super Mario Bros. Low FPS
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Description
What's the problem?
Since in the graphics plugin the efb copy options were changed "new Super Mario Bros." runs with really low FPS. Before i had stable 60FPS and now in game ~31.
Dolphin version with the problem (as it appears in the title bar, Ex.: "R
4779" or "R 6403M"):
I realized it with R7634 and in R7654 still there.
(optional) Dolphin version that does not have the problem:
Versions before R7629 seem OK.
Operating system and version:
32-bit or 64-bit:
Win 7 SP1 x64
Game ID (as it appears in game properties, Ex.: "GZ2P01" or "RSBE01"):
SMNP01
Build command-line (not on Windows):
Was the ISO a plain dump from disc, compressed and/or scrubbed?
Dumped from Disc and compressed now.
Please provide any additional information below.
Updated by hatarumoroboshi over 13 years ago
This is due to the texcache rewrite merge that doesn't work vey well with NSMB Wii: the game is very slow even using only EFB to texture and furthermore with EFB copy to RAM ticked you don't see anymore the brown platforms.
Updated by AnnonceCroissant over 13 years ago
I don't have slowndown with EFB to ram (but a fast PC : Phenom ii 4ghz)
Disapearing brown platform (confirmed but post 3.0 that was working) is annoying since EFB to RAM solved a glitch stated on the wiki page of NSMBW : "Blue coins will be invisible unless EFB Copies to Ram is enabled. Coins can still be collected despite being invisible. "
Updated by wespipes69 over 13 years ago
To confirm, I'm running a Sandy CPU,and before I could run this game with full everything (EFB>Ram, LLE, etc) and now I can barely run just EFB>Ram. Definete big performance hit and one that can hopefully be recovered.
Updated by magley22 over 13 years ago
Same problem here, Opensuse 11.4 x64, AMD Phenom II X4 955 3.2 Ghz
Updated by nakeee about 13 years ago
Issue 4776 has been merged into this issue.
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Updated by NeoBrainX about 13 years ago
texcache-rewrite got moved back to a branch.
Updated by wespipes69 about 13 years ago
Ok, that's what I suspected. But shouldn't we still track issues with these branches so issues can be investigated prior to integration into Main? I think we should merge all issues with a particular branch into a single bug for tracking. I already opened one up for new texcache rewrite issues that should should probably be merged into. Maybe these could be a practice moving forward as I assume people will be testing branches as well (they should be at least). Sorry not sure what your guy's plans are for handling all this branch stuff. :)
Updated by NeoBrainX about 13 years ago
nope, if anything one issue for branches is enough.
Otherwise we'd need to keep track of bugs in dolphin-qt and shadercache-optimized as well and those two definitely aren't ready, yet.