Speed Test?

[OmarNawaz]

is there a way to see what speed your gp32 will safely go to?

 

[TelcoLou]

Yes.

Let me see if I can find it for you, using the handy-dandy search feature ...

 

[DarkAeden]

...overclocktest.fke from mirko!

 

[TelcoLou]

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?showtopic=11685&st=35

^ download link in this thread.

 

[OmarNawaz]

i tried the speed test and my blu doesn't seem to go past 166mhz i was expecting more from it but neehh still alright.


thanks for the help

 

[EvilDragon]

166MHz is enough

 

[OmarNawaz]

yeah i know just thought i could run a 180-200mhz version of the snes emulator.

 

[Kolkman]

yeah i know just thought i could run a 180-200mhz version of the snes emulator.

There isnt any SNES emulator wich supports 180 or 200 mhz atm..

 

[TelcoLou]

yeah i know just thought i could run a 180-200mhz version of the snes emulator.

There isnt any SNES emulator wich supports 180 or 200 mhz atm..

http://www.gp32x.de/board/index.php?act=ST&f=4&t=12442

Now there is! :lol:

 

[generalnmx]

There isnt any SNES emulator wich supports 180 or 200 mhz atm..

There has been for a few days now, it's just this compiled version has sound...but some compatibility issues still

Even running at a higher clockspeed isn't THAT much more effective, in the long run we're better off waiting for the next release of OpenSNES9xGP. I think v0.3 at 166MHz or higher could get Super Metroid at FS1 or even FS0 with a high enough clock (with sound of course).

 

[Scott]

Mine doesnt even go to 140 mhz.

 

[diablo2]

god i hope opensnes9xgp v.05 gets released soon
as we've been talking about it for months and months