I was also tunnel-visioned on the fact that GeForce 8800 GT cards have some problems with emulation. I was getting confused because I thought these games were supposed to be able to run smoothly on any refresh rate and at any speed. Very few people actually know these mundane details: I think this will help clarify things quite a bit. I have found the solution to this problem Then I could run the game at normal speed and with no jerky scrolling. If only there was an option that enabled me to set the frame rate lower without 'auto frame rate' enabled.
#Bsnes emulator running slow Pc
I have a pretty fast pc and I think that is part of the problem since it seems that snes emulators were designed for slower and older pc's. I have fiddled around with all the video settings (on the zsnes or bsnes emulators) and thoroughly tested them all and none of them seem to make a difference to the speed. If I set my refresh rate higher, say to 85hz then the game runs like 6 time faster than normal speed without 'auto frame rate' enabled. With my refresh rate on my monitor set to 60hz, the game runs a little slower but still like twice the normal speed without 'auto frame rate' enabled. And with this option enabled, the scrolling is jerky and blinky.
The other part of the problem is that the only way I can run the game at normal speed is with 'auto frame rate' (one of the speed options) enabled. The scrolling is only smooth when 'auto frame rate' is not enabled. it's not 'auto frame skipping', it's 'auto frame rate'). My problem is that the game runs too fast, like twice the normal speed at the lowest frame rate possible, without 'auto frame rate' enabled (and I made a mistake earlier as you can see. If I turn them off then the game runs like 4 times faster than normal speed ( that is without auto frame rate enabled). Yes, I do have both Vsync and tripple buffering turned on. I was away from the computer for a while. Please, can anybody help me tweak settings that would enable this smooth scrolling on the bsnes emulator or any other snes emulator for that matter? I would much appreciate it. Yet another thing I have noticed before is that snes games run from a floppy disc tend to run smoother (smoother scrolling) than if they are run from a location on your C:/ drive. It's every fast-paced scrolling game on snes that has this jerky scrolling.Īnother thing I have noticed is that sometimes after I change a video or audio setting on the Bsnes emulator, the game will run faster but will run perfectly smooth for a short period of time or until I press ESC to window the screen.
Why can't snes games run the same?Īnd it's not just Super Mario World. The scrolling is always perfectly smooth. 134 emulator and the scrolling is just perfect with no jerkiness at all. I played this game, Super Mario World on the MAME. Imo this is the main reason why some people will insist that nothing beats playing the snes games on the original console. Even if I set everything to the lowest possible settings the scrolling is still the same. No matter what I set the video or advanced configuration to, it is always the same.
And I have a pretty decent video card and ram (about 1 gig). They jerk by as though you are running the game on some toaster. When you are moving, the frames don't run smoothly. I know these games don't run like this on the original consoles and I know that the scrolling and frame skipping is meant to be smooth as a baby's bottom.įor example, Super Mario World on any snes emulator. One thing that has always bothered me about snes emulators is that all scrolling games have this jerky scrolling.
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