Hmm, this is a weird one. I changed the DSP to use DSound instead of XAudio2, and set the framelimit to "Audio". Fire Emblem requires a real DSP for its music to not stutter, which does hit performance rather hard at times, but at least it was easy to get from my own Wii. I also disabled the External Frame Buffer. Combined that might have done something. The game runs at full speed now, at least in map view. And during the intro movie which was wither 190 or 20FPS. I also changed to DX11, which should not be a boost at all in Dolphin.
In short: "What?" I don't know what I did, but the game is teetering on 57-63FPS now without audio issues, so when the game runs, I don't really notice. And that's WITH Firefox running to post this. And Firefox eats RAM like candy with all the tabs I've opened. Amusingly, the game really doesn't care about internal resolution now. Well, bonus! HD Fire Emblem? Don't mind if I do! Even if the map view models are rather blocky...
Can you save a configuration to a file? I have a feeling I might want to keep this one on hand.
Dolphin is a weird program. Very temperamental, it seems. Good, it's part of the fun, isn't it? It's still amazing it can do this...
How RAM hungry is Dolphin, anyway? Got 4GB and running the 64-bit version. I could sacrifice a USB drive to become a ReadyBoost thing if it's more hungry than that.
In short: "What?" I don't know what I did, but the game is teetering on 57-63FPS now without audio issues, so when the game runs, I don't really notice. And that's WITH Firefox running to post this. And Firefox eats RAM like candy with all the tabs I've opened. Amusingly, the game really doesn't care about internal resolution now. Well, bonus! HD Fire Emblem? Don't mind if I do! Even if the map view models are rather blocky...
Can you save a configuration to a file? I have a feeling I might want to keep this one on hand.
Dolphin is a weird program. Very temperamental, it seems. Good, it's part of the fun, isn't it? It's still amazing it can do this...
How RAM hungry is Dolphin, anyway? Got 4GB and running the 64-bit version. I could sacrifice a USB drive to become a ReadyBoost thing if it's more hungry than that.