Is Drmdx Using The Second Processor?


Leshrac

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Yesterday I ran DrMDx 4.3 after overclocking the main processor and noticed that there was no sound. The app I used to overclock turns off the second processor, so I concluded that the emulator must be using the second processor for the sound.

I found no reference to it in the readme, so I am asking here. Congratulations on the first emulator to use the second processor for something if true!
 
Jarska333 posted on Dec 29 2005 at 03:49 PM said:
Should think not, I understand it's pretty straight-forward port of the GP32 version.

Maybe adjust the volume? :P

One arm at 133mhz, btw.
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Nope, adjusting the volume won't work, the sound simply doesn't play if I use the overclocking app.
 
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Leshrac posted on Dec 29 2005 at 01:29 PM said:
Yesterday I ran DrMDx 4.3 after overclocking the main processor and noticed that there was no sound. The app I used to overclock turns off the second processor, so I concluded that the emulator must be using the second processor for the sound.

I found no reference to it in the readme, so I am asking here. Congratulations on the first emulator to use the second processor for something if true!
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I've found that the LCD tweak and CPU overclocker will sometimes kill the audio on my GP2x. I will some times have to reboot to get the audio to come back on. It doesn't happen often but it does happen.
 
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Do you even need to overclock the system to play DrMD at full speed?

It runs on a 133mhz processor so doesn't it run at 200mhz full speed?
 
reallynotnick posted on Dec 29 2005 at 02:22 PM said:
Do you even need to overclock the system to play DrMD at full speed?

It runs on a 133mhz processor so doesn't it run at 200mhz full speed?
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You need to overclock if you want 60+ fps with 0 frameskip and high-quality sound :P
 
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I've noticed poor performance on gauntlet 4 underclocking the cpu...

I set to 133 and the frame rate was unplayably low, it's fined at 200 mhz though...

I guess some games need more cpu power than others.

I've never had sound problems with underclocking though
 
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