I've had my GP2x for a few days now, I'm still playing around with it but there is one thing I have noticed. When I am overclocking in any given emulator I seem to only be over clocked on of the CPUs. So I have to ask its that second CPU actually being used in emulation? Because if not and the GP2X is emulating this well on one CPU I can only Imagen what it could do when the second is tapped.
Is That Second Core Being Used In Emulation?
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Rayek
Recovering Sega Addict
>_<
It's dificult to access, and the way the system is set up it's mostly useless. I suppose it's there to handle the first processor's overflow, or share processes.
It's dificult to access, and the way the system is set up it's mostly useless. I suppose it's there to handle the first processor's overflow, or share processes.
skeezix
Internal Development
I imagine its there..
GPH:
1) Because it was on the side of the chipset they wanted and cheap
2) It bolsters the spec sheet (ie: advertising)
3) It 'might' be useful to enterprising developers so bonus!
jeff
GPH:
1) Because it was on the side of the chipset they wanted and cheap
2) It bolsters the spec sheet (ie: advertising)
3) It 'might' be useful to enterprising developers so bonus!
jeff
