jim2point0
Banned
I think 6700K and up for Intel?
Pretty much whatever can rock the highest single core performance.
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Cemu Thread: Emulating Wii U Games
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I think 6700K and up for Intel?
Pretty much whatever can rock the highest single core performance.
I'm sure these could be substantially compressed. I think PCSX2 also does something like that
E: Just seen the reply above. RIP
No BoTW TAS, aww.
kraspkibble
Permabanned.
the latest one. but because there isn't much a difference either 6700K or 7700K.
SunBroDave
Member
Fot BOTW? Considering how poorly all but the highest overclocked 7700K's run it, certainly not well. Unfortunately, regardless of which CPU you have, we're all pretty much stuck with subpar performance until the emulator itself improves.
So what? I wouldn't mind 2 gigs or ten gigs, it's temporary anyway.
what do you mean its temporary? Save states stay around unless you manually delete them. They're basically saving the memory into storage.
I agree it would be nice to have, but writing 2Gb of savestates, and loading 2Gb of savestates probably have some notable impact.
Someone doesn't know how save states work.
TheCongressman1
Member
The emulators I've used have slots which I assume are overwritten when saving a new state. Is that not the case?
Either way, I'm not to concerned with having this functionality.
Look for any 2GB file on your system and watch the time it takes to copy it.
I personally wouldn't care if it takes some minutes if I can save anywhere and at any time I want.
TheCongressman1
Member
I didn't say anything about whether or not it's a good idea, or if it would be a worthwhile functionality.
I'm just saying it wouldn't have to mean filling your drive with savestates.
Head.spawn
Junior Member
Ehh, not so much. I posted a clip of that setup with a 1060 a couple of pages ago. It performs pretty damn well, better than the results a lot of people with beefier rigs have been posting.
Edit, here ya go,
http://m.neogaf.com/showpost.php?p=233283540
You're totally right about overwriting. I tend to do multiple savestates but you could just overwrite. I don't think its a bad idea, I just understand why they're not doing it.
SunBroDave
Member
I mean yeah, that's why I 100% don't believe this video.
Chezzymann
Member
would this build be good enough to run zelda at 1080 locked 30fps
Ryzen R7 1700 CPU
16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-2133 Memory
GeForce GTX 750Ti 2GB
graphics card sucks but my bro gave it to me for free, heard CEMU is mostly CPU dependent
Ryzen R7 1700 CPU
16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-2133 Memory
GeForce GTX 750Ti 2GB
graphics card sucks but my bro gave it to me for free, heard CEMU is mostly CPU dependent
BolognaOni
Member
Basically nothing runs 30 fps locked yet. Give them a little more time to optimize it.
I don't think. I see bad performance on your video. This is the same as most people have.
Ritzboof
Member
no PC on the planet runs at locked 30 fps outside of shrines. give CEMU another couple months, and itll probably play a bit better on more computers. you might be able to play it fine, but i cant say for sure
jediyoshi
Member
It depends on how they're set up, just like manually choosing to save/overwrite/delete any other file doing anything else on your computer, it's not a relevant point about just the storage itself.
Here's the actual quote for context
1.7.5 released (to patreons) looks like a big bugfix.
Im hoping bayonetta 2 audio is fixed but ill have to try.
E:nope!
Im hoping bayonetta 2 audio is fixed but ill have to try.
E:nope!
Code:
CPU/Interpreter: Improved accuracy of various floating point operations (including correct handling for PPC's non-ieee mode)
CPU/JIT: Added experimental support for PPC's non-ieee mode
CPU/JIT: Optimized loops and branches by caching CR0 in x64 flags register if possible
RPL: Fixed a crash caused by too large SDA areas
GX2: Various optimizations for the graphics backend, including:
... optimizing the algorithm for vertex/uniform/streamout cache lookup
... avoiding all redundant GL state changes
... implementing OpenGL DSA for textures
... other micro optimizations throughout the entire code
GX2: Fixed a bug leading to corrupted shader cache files
GX2: Rendering to SNORM textures is now correctly handled on Nvidia GPUs
GX2: Fixed a bug in GX2ClearBuffersEx() and GX2ClearDepthStencilEx() where depthbuffer->clearDepth was set to the incorrect value
GX2: Fixed crash caused by unsupported vertex/geometry shader mode
GX2: Added experimental mode 'min' for game profile option 'accurateShaderMul' (see gameProfiles/example.ini for details)
GX2: Modifying the 'accurateShaderMul' game profile option now invalidates precompiled shadersYeah, as a pre-BOTW supporter I'm starting to get a little frustrated with what feels like a dramatic shift in development priorities based on the BOTW money flooding in lately. I can't recall hearing anything about Bayo 2 for quite awhile now. I'm starting to feel a bit more negatively about the closed source + donation model for the first time since it means that there's no opportunity for others to contribute to fixing issues for games that are not the current hotness driving donations.
Edit: To be clear regarding my complaint about the project financial model, I'm not criticizing the developers of the project or accusing them of ignoring non-BOTW supporters/issues. It's just unfortunate that the lack of open source + monthly donation model combines in a way that dramatically incentivizes a narrow development focus on whatever is driving the donation fever that month. I doubt that the developers of the project are in love with that aspect of it themselves since it probably forces them to weigh potentially-immediate financial loss more heavily than they'd like to when determining development priorities.
Locuza
Member
Actually 1.7.5 reads like it has a lot of general performance optimizations:
- CPU/JIT: Optimized loops and branches by caching CR0 in x64 flags register if possible
- GX2: Various optimizations for the graphics backend, including:
... optimizing the algorithm for vertex/uniform/streamout cache lookup
... avoiding all redundant GL state changes
... implementing OpenGL DSA (Direct State Access) for textures
... other micro optimizations throughout the entire code
At least the changelog doesn't note anything game specific.
- CPU/JIT: Optimized loops and branches by caching CR0 in x64 flags register if possible
- GX2: Various optimizations for the graphics backend, including:
... optimizing the algorithm for vertex/uniform/streamout cache lookup
... avoiding all redundant GL state changes
... implementing OpenGL DSA (Direct State Access) for textures
... other micro optimizations throughout the entire code
At least the changelog doesn't note anything game specific.
Oachkatzlschwoaf
Member
But it delivered a significant boost, especially in villages. An R7 1700 barely drops from 30 now, and villages are around 25fps.
It fixes the camera freeze though that was plaguing some people.
Locuza
Member
The patch notes mention general performance optimizations, it should help every game more or less.
DOT DASH DOT
Member
I just tried BOTW, very nice improvement indeed, was 25 fps before, now it's 30 most of the time in the open world.
Sure, but that might have very well come from the general improvements, which will likely manifest across the board, not just BOTW.
Awesome, need to install this later.
Been really enjoying Zelda on the Switch but its image quality is poor.
Is there missing fog in the cemu version? Just seems less fog from what i have played of both versions.
Kain-Nosgoth
Member
so is tokyo mirage session working correctly now?
tomwhite2004
Member
Yeah all the fog is missing, really noticable in the intro when you look out from the outcrop, the game looks quite sterile without it imho, it really adds to the ambience.
SunBroDave
Member
Disappointed in 1.7.5. Performance seems slightly improved but I'm encountering way more graphical glitches, particularly related to some later game abilities and scenes with lots of grass.
e: lava also seems better, but still not perfect:
e: lava also seems better, but still not perfect:
sixteen-bit
Member
Awesome!
jim2point0
Banned
Does 1.7.5 fix any Zelda related bugs? Like the camera lock or 0.2 fps issue?
It should fix both actually.
jim2point0
Banned
Why do you say it should when it's not in the patch notes?
Garrett Hawke
Member
Finally decided to contribute and try out CEMU. MK8 is amazing! Some audio bugs and hitching from cache but it runs and looks gorgeous.
I'll still be picking up MK8D next week though, need it portable + perfect sound etc.
Next I tried Splatoon, the audio whenever you go in a puddle gets really loud so it's basically unplayable, which is a shame.
And I'm about to try BOTW. I'm not expecting much as my CPU is 3.7GHz~, but I'll give it a try!
I'll still be picking up MK8D next week though, need it portable + perfect sound etc.
Next I tried Splatoon, the audio whenever you go in a puddle gets really loud so it's basically unplayable, which is a shame.
And I'm about to try BOTW. I'm not expecting much as my CPU is 3.7GHz~, but I'll give it a try!
jim2point0
Banned
Seems like the camera lock still happens according to a post above.
I'll probably test out my usual problem areas as well.
I'll probably test out my usual problem areas as well.
You can save and load a game from in-game right? A savestate would be temporary because you would only use it at places where it's not possible to save in-game. It's not the main way to save the game. I wouldn't mind saving and loading 2 gigs if I really really need to. I would use my SSD for faster saving and loading and plan to upgrade to a M2 SSD later. It doesn't need to be practical if it does what I want it to do. Is there a way for other devs to make savestates possible?
Enlighten me.
In doesn't happen in most of the areas it would usually happen, the guardian camera lock is a separate issue.
Garrett Hawke
Member
Bayo 2 has a lot of flickering
Have the devs said anything about sound accuracy? I'm sure it's hard to do so it's probably quite far down their list, just wondering if they've ever acknowledged it.
Also, is it advised to change cache for every different game? So you only build caches for that game? Thanks.
Have the devs said anything about sound accuracy? I'm sure it's hard to do so it's probably quite far down their list, just wondering if they've ever acknowledged it.
Also, is it advised to change cache for every different game? So you only build caches for that game? Thanks.
SunBroDave
Member
All caches are stored in the shaderCache folder and, based on which game is loaded, Cemu knows which one to load. As a result, there's nothing you need to do manually, outside of potentially downloading already built up shader caches from the internet if u don't want to create your own from scratch when you start a game.