Pcsx2 fast forward full#

don't load state until something gets drawn on screen Īs for settings I set the internal resolution to Hx2 - Vx2.(you can try Hx4 - Vx4 if you have a very powerful Nvidia GPU) the best filter is the Nearest filter, bilinear looks pretty bad in terms of performance and even accuracy GDSX beats Pete's OpenGL2 plugin, but all these problems I discovered while playing Final Fantasy IX makes it into an experiment for PSX emulation rather than a true solution. GSDX can be used experimentally on ePSXe if you watch out for these: Workaround: Save state before pausing emulation then load the state after you resume. After this some elements will be missing until game is reset.

Pcsx2 fast forward full#

graphics looks horribly messed up until the game does a full screen clearing.1 bad thing will happen when you resume emulation chosen randomly from this list: when pausing game an orange-like layout may be drawn over all windows borders and taskbar (wears off when exit ePSXe) ePSXe crashes if you load state before anything gets drawn on screen (don't load state too soon, be patient or press F4 to fast forward) ePSXe may crash when game boots while using GSDX Other problems that probably weren't mentioned: For ePSXe I solved this by using the core SPU from ePSXe instead of any other SPU. The big problem that was spotted is the emulator speed.

After a couple of tests I managed to get it into an usable state. Seeing this post made me give a try on using GSDX on ePSXe 1.9.0.