The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures: Difference between revisions

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{{testing/entry|revision=6315|OS=Windows|CPU=Intel Core i7-720|GPU=ATI Radeon HD 5730|result=Fully playable, even with multiplayer (GBA Link with Dolphin and VBA-M)|tester=}}

{{testing/entry|revision=3.0-377|OS=Windows 7|CPU=Intel Core i7-2600K|GPU=ATI Radeon HD 6850|result=Work great, but the game can freeze/slowdown on when you enter a moongate. Fixed the problem with "Skip EFB access from CPU". |tester=}}

{{testing/entry|revision=3.0-436|OS=Windows XP|CPU=Intel Core 2 Duo E4500|GPU=ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT|result=Runs okay, 25-35FPS.|tester=}}

{{testing/entry|revision=4.0.2|OS=Windows 7|CPU=Intel Core i5-3570K|GPU=AMD Radeon HD 7870|result=I spent a few days configuring until I finally got it to work. DSP LLE always caused a crash during VBA-M connection, so using HLE worked. If I left "Enable GBA Linking" on, one of the VBA-M's would crash after a few minutes, so disabling that made things better. I found turning off "turbo mode" and setting the VBA-M's throttles low (25%) helped achieve steady framerates for dolphin and the VBA's. Lastly, since I was using HLE for audio, I would get occasional sound hangs, so I changed dolphin's audio backend to DSound. Everything runs great, except I still have the z-order issue with the trees.|tester=ziggybozbo}}

{{testing/entry|revision=4.0-4811|OS=Windows 10|CPU=AMD 8350|GPU=NVIDIA GeForce 970|result=I tried a million things, but finally got it to run ONLY on this version of Dolphin with VisualBoyAdvance-M (SVN1206)! Dolphin needs ports 1-4 to be set to GBA for 4 players. Each VBA instance needs to have its input set to the appropriate option for each port. I needed Enable GBA Linking DISABLED or else it would crash, then connect using the Joybus Options menu. You also need to have speed throttled to 100%, or else Dolphin will lag. You need to have Bios Files set in the VBA-M settings, and then launch the bios file. Once launched, it should connect. Be sure to do them in the order of their inputs. For some reason I couldn't get any other combination of these two emulators to work.|tester=Coty}}

{{testing/entry|revision=5.0-14690|OS=Windows 10|CPU=Core i7-6700K|GPU=NVIDIA GTX 1070|result=Played on netplay with friends using the new GBA (Integrated).  60 FPS, no issues and was a blast.  The future is now, baby.|tester=JMC47}}

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