#Ppsspp rendering resolution android#

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Nothing wrong with your system or your settings there. If you mean the latter, that is a game specific emulator bug that needs to be rectified and reported to the devs.

Just because Crisis Core runs like butter at 8x RR, that is no guarantee the God of War games (which are much, much more GPU heavy) will do the same. This may sound unbelievable especially if you're on a Desktop, but as you will know, different games have wildly varying requirements (which have gone up since 0.9.9 due to the implementation of additional slower but more accurate graphical features into the emulator). Scroll down to PERFORMANCE now and set rendering resolution to 2X if you are using an high end device, while low end device users should select 1X, now check all boxes from mipmapping to lazy texture caching.

#Ppsspp rendering resolution software#

It may be the case that your GPU can't handle the game at that rendering resolution. Now scroll down to FEATURES, turn off postprocessing shader and tick the immersive mode box.as shown below. The options that are included in the PPSSPP are non-buffer rendering, buffer rendering, FPS limiter, read frame-buffer to memory GPU or CPU, post-processing shaders, alternative speed, mip mapping, stretch to display, vsync, rendering resolution, software skinning, hardware transform, low quality spline/beziercurves (speed up), vertex cache, anistropic filtering, texture scaling, fast memory. If it's hitting 100% or close to it, try lowering down the rendering resolution and give it another shot.

If you mean the former, when the slowdown occurs, try firing up a GPU monitoring tool like GPUz and have a look at the GPU usage. By 'slowdown', do you mean that the speed % has dropped below 100% or are you referring to the reduction in the internal framerate (e.g.