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Hmm. In the original way it was done on the site, there was the "performance guide", an example of a faster then default setup, and then there was the "configuration guide", which showed all the options and what they did. The reason for two options instead of one was to provide a fast way for people to get dolphin up to a higher rate of speed, and the other was the complicated, comprehensive list. With the improved defaults, there is no need for an "example" setup now, and almost all of the options to speed things up are compromises: improving performance at the cost of quality. If we are going to go into tons of different options, weighing their pros and cos, then I think performance guide is redundant; we should just list all the options in a single, comprehensive guide. [[User:MaJoR|MaJoR]] 09:46, 7 August 2011 (CEST) | Hmm. In the original way it was done on the site, there was the "performance guide", an example of a faster then default setup, and then there was the "configuration guide", which showed all the options and what they did. The reason for two options instead of one was to provide a fast way for people to get dolphin up to a higher rate of speed, and the other was the complicated, comprehensive list. With the improved defaults, there is no need for an "example" setup now, and almost all of the options to speed things up are compromises: improving performance at the cost of quality. If we are going to go into tons of different options, weighing their pros and cos, then I think performance guide is redundant; we should just list all the options in a single, comprehensive guide. [[User:MaJoR|MaJoR]] 09:46, 7 August 2011 (CEST) | ||
This is a perfomance guide - not configuretion guide. | |||
== DSP Sample Rate. == | == DSP Sample Rate. == | ||