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→Configuration: Attempted to address what seems to be a common issue encountered while emulating this game. (FPS spikes due to improperly configured Nvidia control panel settings)
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|internalres = 1x | |internalres = 1x | ||
|internalresnotes = Avoid cut-scene problems | |internalresnotes = Avoid cut-scene problems | ||
|gfxbackend = OpenGL | |||
|gfxbackendnotes = On Nvidia GPU's this noticeably reduces FPS spikes | |||
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If you are playing on an Nvidia graphics card and experiencing FPS spikes which seem to happen regardless of Dolphin settings, you may need to set your "Power Management Mode" in your Nvidia control panel to "Prefer Maximum Performance". Users have anecdotally reported their GPU's running at only a couple hundred MHz without this turned on. | |||
You can find this option by: | |||
Right clicking anywhere on your desktop -> Nvidia Control Panel -> Manage 3D Settings -> Global Settings -> Power Management Mode -> Set to "Prefer Maximum Performance" -> Click Apply | |||
== Version Compatibility == | == Version Compatibility == | ||