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04/05/2012
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01:44 AM Emulator Emulator Issues #2444: OpenGL backend is significantly slower than DX9/11 for some
- Regardless, even if you are right and there is something else besides the GL backend which I bet is true. Shouldn't t...
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- First of all, one game on one machine is not nearly enough testing to come to any conclusion. From my own tests, I re...
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- 95% of the code is shared between the Windows and Linux GL drivers for both NVIDIA and AMD. If you run on Windows wit...
06/17/2011
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- The reason is pretty simple: GL backend can be improved significantly. You can look at my posts further up. Usually i...
05/22/2011
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- 95% of the driver code is shared between DX and GL and Windows and Linux for both NVIDIA and ATI. The quality of the ...
03/28/2011
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- I have found that some games such as Smash Bros are quite disk IO bound. Setting CONFIG_HZ=1000 in the kernel makes a...
02/18/2011
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- The patches are not commit worthy, but are fine for testing. Like I said, this does break tennis and baseball in Wii ...
02/17/2011
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- Another OGL performance improvement would come from using vertex buffer objects. I see some VBO code but it is commen...
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- If it is not the culprit, why did the frame rate double after my hack to avoid FBO creation? Honestly it is probably ...
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- I have been looking into this on Linux and there is certainly a difference between OGL and DX11 (havent looked at DX9...
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