Is this just a quirk of the engine that it has trouble with virtual console N64 games, or is there some way to more easily and reliably play the games at the intended framerate?Īnd lastly as a side note, I believe in the past there was an option to turn on frameskipping, is that no longer available, or if it is, how do I go about enabling it? Any time a game runs at a lower framerate I'd rather skip a few frames than have the entire thing slow down on me. With its powerful Apple Silicon processor smashing benchmarks all over the place, users and developers were both asking if a native Dolphin build would be possible. From the announcement made on November 10th, 2020, users have had high hopes for the new Apple M1 devices. With that said as well, I also have no trouble at all running 4k Super Mario Galaxy (downscaled to 1440p) with custom hi-res textures, even as far as turning on stereoscopic 3d, and the game rarely dips below 55fps. Temptation of the Apple: Dolphin on macOS M1. This may not necessarily be an issue per say, but I want to know, why does this happen? The game very obviously could be running at a much higher framerate if it so chooses, so why does it very regularly run much slower than intended?
Now it definitely made it easier to play the game because reaction times and whatnot, but I also noticed that if I hold my fast forward key, the game would easily turbo to 80+fps.
The game normally runs at 30fps but was regularly dipping to 26-20fps and slowing down the gameplay. I was recently playing Pokemon Snap through Dolphin on my computer (Ryzen 2600x w/ GTX 1060 3GB) and I noticed a ton of slowdown.
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