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Old 10 September 2001, 21:59   #1
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MAD speeds in WinUAE!

For whinners: this is the kind of speeds I get when running WinUAE on my P133 with 32MB of RAM and a Diamond Stealth 3D 3000 vidcard. [check out that FPS counter!]



I SWEAR I didn't edit this pic! A prize to the one who guesses wtf happened

My PC, as I always say, is on LSD and Speed.
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Old 10 September 2001, 23:13   #2
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Maybe your PC drank one of your "Energy" Drinks
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Old 10 September 2001, 23:34   #3
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The FPS count didn't redraw properly so two numbers (from possibly 2 different progs) got muddled up together?

Or maybe you're computer decided it was too slow before
 
Old 11 September 2001, 04:12   #4
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Question

If U don't mind my asking-which version of WinUAE, & was the sound enabled?

I haven't budged from using WinUAE 08.8r8.
I've tried the 08.14 versions but they seemed far slower & the well documented choppy sound issues.

Granted I've only got a lowly Celeron 266 myself, so I until I'm able to get a major speed boost I don't think I'll be bothering with WinUAE 08.16 r4 or later somehow!!
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Hmmm, I set up a nice Workbench with WinUAE 0.8.16R4 and if I use SysInfo to determine speed, it gives me a 68040 with 397 MHZ !!!!!!!!!! That´s pretty fast I can view mpgs with that hell of a Emulation with no flicker or slowdowns at all
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Hmm maybe you are using one of the betas which doesn't display the FPS count properly

Retroman, which mpeg video and audio datatypes do you use?

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Old 11 September 2001, 18:15   #7
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No, actually my computer has this strange.. errmm... let's call it 'problem' .

The CPU, when its temperature is too cold, lieks to go on what I call 'warp mode' and gives me this kind of shit. A lot of teh computer is render inoperable but it seems emulators like it a lot and give those results!

Really amazing
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Akira, some games require the Approximate A500 speed resp. "Match A500 speed" setting, otherwise they run too fast.
Give it a try.
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No, it's my CPU bombing out. No way in hell Id get 2000+ FPS! Other emulators do the same.
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Retroman, which mpeg video and audio datatypes do you use?
uhm, not sure about the datatypes, just using AHI sound and FROGGER with any MPEG video I´ll find
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SysInfo No No!

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[I use SysInfo to determine speed, it gives me a 68040 with 397 MHZ !!!!!!!!!![/B]

Don't take any notice of SysInfo under WinUAE. It is not accurate at all. Although I quite like the speed program that comes with Amiga in a Box. I can't remember the name of it but it seems to give quite good results.
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Re: SysInfo No No!

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Don't take any notice of SysInfo under WinUAE. It is not accurate at all. Although I quite like the speed program that comes with Amiga in a Box. I can't remember the name of it but it seems to give quite good results.
Well, when using APROX A500 SPEED, Sysinfo gives me 7,41 Mhz. so it´s quite excact, without JIT (0.8.14R?) SysInfo gives me 99 Mhz. on a 68020 and since even PAYBACK (newer Amiga game) runs FAAAAAST on WinUAE i think SysInfo determines the correct speed anyway
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