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I never had the bad fps that the OP of this thread had but after getting into NLA a little I decided the fps dips were frequent enough for me to call the game currently unplayable. I just tried it out and it makes a world of difference for XCX. ,i have been able to fix the issues and play at a stable fps of 40-50 ( note.Very nice discovery. Open the Cemu application Right click on The Legend of Zelda - Breath of the Wild Click Edit graphics packs On the bottom-right of the window, use the Download latest community graphic packs button Increasing FPS The Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker HD The Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker HD But even now, with Cemu v1.7.4d you can play Bayonetta 2 game on your PC. She eventually learns that her man died months ago. Legend of Zelda Wind Waker HD CEMU Download.
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Follow our optimization guide for more info.But wow what a difference that setting made. There are even more ways to improve framerates in Breath of the Wild. Cemu should now be running the fastest it can, with a huge increase in performance for some users. Overall his cpu did fair better than mine but with the same dips I pretty much figured CEMU was the limiting factor here.Cemu 1.7.0 Download Power Ranger Beast Morpher Sub Indo Best Music Player App For Mac With Smart Playlists Mathtype For Mac Word 2016 Amiga Forever Und Iso Date I Erstellen Ea Sports Cricket Android Mobile Games Usb 3.0 4-port Usb Hub M Led-indikator For Mac Abbyy Finereader 12 Professional Serial Number Crac The Cemu is the only working WiiU.
I'm not getting any performance issues in any other games. It's been thoroughly tested for stability. There is nothing wrong with the 12GBs that's left. Your results are just too far away from mine and even from williamh695s non overclocked cpu.I used to have 16gbs of ram, (4x4, now it's 3x4) and one stick of ram went bad, and I had to remove it. I would try removing the lower set of ram here, ensure that your best set is running in dual channel and try running the game again. I'm guessing 2x4gb and 2x2gb? This is completely anecdotal but I've read several people say that Sandybridge had a weak memory controller and that it was far better to only run one channel(2 modules) instead of both channels(all 4 modules).
Disabling Vsynch wasn't actually disabling it in the config file, and I had to basically disable everything + Vsynch to get Vsynch to disable. The problem ended up being a glitchy config file, that was caused by Vsynch. So I'm not even going to entertain the possibility that it's anything that's not Cemu related.The motherboard I got is a mid-high end motherboard for Sandy Bridge, It's a Gigabyte Z68x UD4 B3 model, it was around $150, and I've never had any memory controller related issues with running 12-16gbs of ram.I was having an issue with Citra (3DS emulator) for weeks.
Frame rate aside, unless there is a fix for the brightness, the game will never be in a playable state IMO. Game is still unplayable FPS wise, and the brightness makes it unplayable even if the FPS was pegged 30fps. And the over-bright texture issue is still present. The performance is actually worse. Unfortunately I don't know of anything else I can do in Cemu.1.7.1 didn't fix the problem. I'm thinking it's a likely possibility something screwy is going on here with Cemu that would explain my lower performance gains.
Thankfully, possibly due to Threaded Optimization, My performance in the game remains the same.I'm not sure about the overly bright textures. I know what BMI does and can hypothesize how that can impact performance however I've no idea if that is whats going on here. I know BMI didn't come out until Haswell and that Dolphin can use BMI. Maybe it has something to do with BMI extensions. Not sure what the issue is since others still reported better fps. Complete white-out.Yeah several people in the cemu release thread also reported lower fps.
I just removed my shader cache though and couldn't reproduce my initial problems. All those problems went away when I downloaded a complete shader cache from redit. Along with purple night textures and some weird flickery textures.
If they make improvements for AMD users, like fix this massive performance gap, then I might consider donating $40-$50 to their project.I don't remember if this project is open source or not, but if it is, all we need is 1 person who knows AMD to take a look and fix this. Optimization issues with regards to the program are not correct to blame on the end user.I would donate to their project, but I remember reading remarks where the Cemu devs have acted like they're not interested in optimizing for AMD. This is why I still say it's Cemu related. I doubt it would fix your fps problems though and since you seem unwilling to attempt any changes on your end you'll probably be stuck with low fps until whatever cemu doesn't like about your setup gets fixed by happenstance.If threaded optimization is that huge of a performance boost (200-250%+), then that's not my PC, that's because the devs didn't properly use my hardware. Anyway I'll pm you my shader cache for this game and see if that fixes your overly bright problems. I'm still not on the latest nvidia drivers though.
The problem is the AMD cards. Or not FPS related at all.Well with what FloatingFatMan says we can lay this to rest. Any other game i've played the percentage boost is minimal to non existent. And this is uniquely an XCX thing. Threaded optimization based on my numbers yields a 40% increase in min FPS and a ~20%fps in average.
It's really amazing games are running at all right now. I guess not.Dolphin, even at 3.0, was quite a bit further along then cemu is now. Like I said I picked up an rx 470 for my other rig and was hoping to play some cemu on it.
So without threaded optimization 1.7.2 has seen a boost of 20.072% in Avg FPS and 35.8974% in Min FPS over 1.7.0.Any of you AMD GPU guys experience any performance boost on the latest build? I still haven't set up my rx 470 for testing. In comparison to 1.7.0, since I didn't test 1.7.1 Threaded optimization only gives a 2.6% performance boost in Avg FPS, down from 20%, and an 8.33% boost in min FPS, down from 40%.1.7.2 without Threaded Optimization is now nearly spot on performance wise with 1.7.0 with Threaded Optimization. FPS recorded via Fraps.Frames: 2366 - Time: 80297ms - Avg: 29.466 - Min: 25 - Max: 32Frames: 2229 - Time: 77625ms - Avg: 28.715 - Min: 23 - Max: 31Cemu Development has really narrowed the gap. Or maybe williamh695 will drop another nugget of info on us.Just wanted to drop by this old thread and post up the performance increases with the latest version(1.7.2c).My testing was the same as last time two runs around the blade tower, benchmark on the second run. It seems like those of us with AMD cards are just going to have to wait for better performance.
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