Configuration Guide: Difference between revisions

Removing "cache display lists". It was removed in 4.0-758 and I didn't catch it. Derp.
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(Removing "cache display lists". It was removed in 4.0-758 and I didn't catch it. Derp.)
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* '''EFB Copies''' - Make sure that "EFB Copies" is set to "Texture", and change it to "RAM" only when running a game that requires it. You can also check "Enable cache" when using EFB to RAM to gain a small speedup.
* '''EFB Copies''' - Make sure that "EFB Copies" is set to "Texture", and change it to "RAM" only when running a game that requires it. You can also check "Enable cache" when using EFB to RAM to gain a small speedup.
** Disabling EFB Copies entirely can provide a radical speedup, however it provides this by disabling an entire class of effects, and will break most games. It is not recommended.
** Disabling EFB Copies entirely can provide a radical speedup, however it provides this by disabling an entire class of effects, and will break most games. It is not recommended.
* '''Cache Display Lists''' - Allows Dolphin to maintain a cache of display lists (series of graphical commands sent to the emulated GPU) for possible speed-ups. It can cause frequent crashes however, so it is not recommended.
* '''Disable Destination Alpha''' - Allows Dolphin to skip the destination alpha pass used by some games’ effects. It breaks a lot of games, but can be a handy speedup. Use carefully.
* '''Disable Destination Alpha''' - Allows Dolphin to skip the destination alpha pass used by some games’ effects. It breaks a lot of games, but can be a handy speedup. Use carefully.
* '''OpenMP Texture Decoder''' - Uses multiple CPU cores for texture decoding. Helps with microstuttering and provides a slight speed up. But be careful with it: in rare instances it can max out all cores and actually hurt more than it helps.
* '''OpenMP Texture Decoder''' - Uses multiple CPU cores for texture decoding. Helps with microstuttering and provides a slight speed up. But be careful with it: in rare instances it can max out all cores and actually hurt more than it helps.