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Cemu (Wii U Emulator) introduces customizable graphics (increased internal res&more)
- Thread starter jediyoshi
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InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
I dream of the day I can play Vorkken fights in The Wonderful 101 without so much frame drops.
Peterthumpa
Member
Care to share information about performance? Does FPS takes a serious hit at 1080p or 4K?
Ah that makes much more sense
Edit: is it already out for patreons?
I literally gasped aloud. This is going to be awesome.＊＊ＧＡＦ ＥＸＣＬＵＳＩＶＥ＊＊
PotionBleue
Member
The rocks and herbs in Xenoblade X are very grainy, it doesn't look very good
InfiniteNine
Rolling Girl
Well going to find out how to dump my Bayo disks now so I can use this with my new PC.
You'd need a pretty hefty PC to run BotW 4k at a stable 30 fps, definitely more expensive than the Switch itself which will probably run it at 1080p. I don't think this is an issue, really.
Maybe support for custom texture packs?
nkarafo
Member
N64 blur was called antialiasing back in the day. Maybe this is related.
KeyChainDude
Member
Do I need a super beast computer to run games decently or is it well optimized already? Just wanted to try Bayonetta 2.
Head.spawn
Junior Member
This is why Breath of the Wild is getting delayed on Wii U. They don't want people posting 4k shots while it's 720p on Switch.
This is a fun way to find out you're blocked by Kamiya. Don't ever say thanks for anything to the guy apparently. lol
Shit is gorgeous.
This is a fun way to find out you're blocked by Kamiya. Don't ever say thanks for anything to the guy apparently. lol
Shit is gorgeous.
DKC tropical freeze *drool*
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resampled from 4k, original:
http://i.imgur.com/NnVTPWy.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/bjzc3at.jpg
sorry kamiya
Oh baby.
CrispyBoar
Banned
I wonder if we could use our discs that we own to play these, similar to PCXS2 with PS2 games.
Man I love emulators they allow me to play to(usually) play games I loved at much better quality then I've already played them. Hell I replay DQ8 every fucking year at a much higher res then on the PS2.
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jediyoshi
Member
I'll have to do more testing, but first impressions are that any games that already run at stable fullspeed (SM3DW, Pikmin, Zelda HDs, NSMBU, etc) are unaffected at 4k for my system (i5 750 4ghz, gx970).
Footage pls?
Recording footage of 60fps games at 4k would probably be tough. Maybe off-screen or with an external capture device.
plutoknight
Member
Oh man, that's pretty cool! this has gone so far! Maybe I'll jump in on..
...Holy mother of God, that game in 4k would be FAAAAAANTASTIC.
...Holy mother of God, that game in 4k would be FAAAAAANTASTIC.
Mr. Smiley
Member
These screenshots
W E W
W E W
Peterthumpa
Member
Holy Jesus.
And what would you use to read the discs?
jediyoshi
Member
There's an active open source Wii U emu in development that can boot games
https://github.com/decaf-emu/decaf-emu
Peterthumpa
Member
There's an active open source Wii U emu in development that can boot games
https://github.com/decaf-emu/decaf-emu
jediyoshi, how did you get the latest version a day earlier? I can't find it for download and I'm also pledging the emulator.
PS.: awesome screenshot.
KojiKnight
Member
Whelp... Time to buy a new pc and let my girls have the system proper to finish the destruction they already started.
There's an active open source Wii U emu in development that can boot games
https://github.com/decaf-emu/decaf-emu
oh my goddddddddd this game in high rez would DESTROY ME
Barrow Roll
Member
This is incredible, hopefully this will become as polished as Dolphin in time. What kind of hardware is needed to run games and full speed currently? Is it as heavily CPU dependent as Dolphin?
KojiKnight
Member
All emulators are cpu dependent, specifically the higher single thread performance the better (a small amount of faster cores is better than lots of slower cores).
potatohead
Member
Once my 75 hr work weeks end I can try this shit.
Depends what game and emulator is being used and also how high you want to bump up resolution. A game emulation performance can be gpu or cpu limited or both in different scenes too. You might be cpu and gpu limited in the same scene and just changing gpu would bump performance too, sometimes significantly and of course the benefit to that scales with rendering resolution and using more shaders and such like with dolphin
Thats just like saying all programs use the cpu. Duh. Single threaded is good though yea. Most emulators are not cpu limited either, only stuff like bsnes or newer emulators for 6th gen and forwards or demul are very cpu dependent
Depends what game and emulator is being used and also how high you want to bump up resolution. A game emulation performance can be gpu or cpu limited or both in different scenes too. You might be cpu and gpu limited in the same scene and just changing gpu would bump performance too, sometimes significantly and of course the benefit to that scales with rendering resolution and using more shaders and such like with dolphin
KojiKnight
Member
Incorrect... ALL emulators are heavily cpu dependent, the only difference is that for things like ps1/n64 and earlier our tech has gotten to the point that it's pretty negligible for how inaccurate they are.
Emulating is essentially translating and running non-native code in real time... It takes a lot to brute force it.
Holy shit!
Head.spawn
Junior Member
There's an active open source Wii U emu in development that can boot games
https://github.com/decaf-emu/decaf-emu
"Why do people want Nintendo hardware to be so powerful?"
*posts picture*
jediyoshi
Member
The floodgates will open tomorrow.
It's available tomorrow. Occasionally I receive new builds early to help with a video series I do.
This is amazing!
jediyoshi
Member
TTT2 is an odd case where it works with AMD GPUs because of its similarity to actual Wii U hardware and is buggy on Nvidia (invisible character models).
https://youtu.be/0PP41oCkgtk?t=100
(downsampled)
