1398 works slightly better than 2199 in some situations, but the difference is almost inconsequential, and considering the featureset of the new versions of GSdx, there's no reason to go back (like, as you pointed out, scaling is the bee's knees). It may fix some slowdown, but cause slowdowns in other situations. The version of GSdx I'm using matters only slightly. When using mVU, the game just has problems no matter what you throw at it. With the new scale options in the new GSDx, I only use the older GSDx anymore when there is a reason to (like when I play persona ) but the games it makes a difference for (both ways) is usually pretty dramatic. It's very game dependant with GSDx versions and ATi cards. Persona 3 and 4 play identically most of the time, except when certain enemies appear (the rare golden hands for example) where the former plays without slowdown and the latter crawls at 20-30fps.įor counter example, Star Ocean 3 plays at about 20-30fps in 1398. That said, I find the older GSDx works better with SOME games, while the newer version works better with others.įor example, dothack//GU plays 20% faster on 1398 (90fps in an open field versus 75 in 21xx with the same settings) with my setup. (11-18-2009, 07:39 PM)Koji Wrote: JPaul: It depends on the game, and if the game is slow because of CPU issues a faster version of GSDx isn't going to make any difference. Ripping and storing DVD images is serious business, yo. I would be happy to test it with other games but at the moment P3 is the only thing for which there is space on my hard drive. I could be wrong, I am no expert, I am only reporting my amateur observation.
I toggled it in many different scenes including the classroom, dorm, tartarus, a battle in tartarus, etc, and there doesn't seem to be any change. It doesn't seem to make any difference in Persona 3 FES using GSdx 2199. There's not enough known yet about various ATI card issues with GSdx.Ĭould you also try the 8 bit textures option a bit, and report back if it breaks anything? Thanks
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