01-12-2019, 08:50 PM -
[Hardware: i7-8700K @5GHz, Non-OC GTX 970, 16GB DDR4]
On earlier versions I had to disable the native user interface to load and save games. Screen would only come up for the span of a few frames before closing again.
Thankfully, the latest version looks to have fixed this. No-longer any issues. The native user interface works again, perfectly. Thank-you!
I'm having no trouble running the LLVM Recompiler with 2 prefered SPU threads, instead of the ASMJIT recompiler.
As it's supposed to be the fastest SPU Decoder option, and I've seen no issues I'll be sticking with this (or this + accurate xfloat) until such a time that I start to see any.
SPU Block Size must be at Mega (or Safe). All of RPCS3 crashes when Giga Block Size is used with the LLVM SPU Decoder. (I've yet to confirm if this is specific to my machine or not. If anyone can confirm I would appreciate that.)
With higher resolution scales;
- At 400% I'm getting frame-drops with heavy audio stuttering. Frame-rate 20 - 25fps.
- At 200% Still very little audio stuttering. I'm staying around 30fps, dipping to around 25 in the village. Lows of 23 to in higher-demand areas.
This is likely down to my hardware. Mentioning anyway.
Running at 200% (1440p) at the moment.
I'd like to go higher (this aliasing is terrible), but the audio stuttering is irritating.
Lower and especially unstable frame-rates about around and under the 25fps mark seem to be about where the audio stuttering gets bad.
Low frame-rates end up with PC walking animation jittering ahead slightly in the direction you're moving. Somewhat subtle, but it's there. (I'd assume it's the player animation not keeping up to movement?)
I'm seeing occasional shader errors with Vulkan. In the village, take a look at the clockwork above the save-point -visible through the brick. I'm not sure how many more of these there might be.
The lighting problems we're dealing with are another issue. A sort of eye-adaptation effect, with the camera exposure adjusting depending on angle in a scene.
Same lighting problem on OpenGL, but worse with Vulkan in-terms of extremity. I'm not experiencing a performance benefit to Vulkan (or at least not noticing it) so I've stuck with OpenGL.
Looking at footage from an actual console, if these bloom/camera exposure effect weren't so broken the game would look a lot better. It really adds to some scenes.
It's difficult for me to tell, but it seems like Strict Rendering makes the problem a little better (it doesn't fit it, only.. makes it less pronounced?); although the price for that is running the game at native resolution.
Is there anything down the pipe we know of that may fix this lighting issue?
That probably assumes we know well-enough what difference through emulation causes it.
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I've attached my configuration, even if just for the sake of giving anybody else a reference point from where I am.
All the best!
On earlier versions I had to disable the native user interface to load and save games. Screen would only come up for the span of a few frames before closing again.
Thankfully, the latest version looks to have fixed this. No-longer any issues. The native user interface works again, perfectly. Thank-you!
--------------------
I'm having no trouble running the LLVM Recompiler with 2 prefered SPU threads, instead of the ASMJIT recompiler.
As it's supposed to be the fastest SPU Decoder option, and I've seen no issues I'll be sticking with this (or this + accurate xfloat) until such a time that I start to see any.
SPU Block Size must be at Mega (or Safe). All of RPCS3 crashes when Giga Block Size is used with the LLVM SPU Decoder. (I've yet to confirm if this is specific to my machine or not. If anyone can confirm I would appreciate that.)
With higher resolution scales;
- At 400% I'm getting frame-drops with heavy audio stuttering. Frame-rate 20 - 25fps.
- At 200% Still very little audio stuttering. I'm staying around 30fps, dipping to around 25 in the village. Lows of 23 to in higher-demand areas.
This is likely down to my hardware. Mentioning anyway.
Running at 200% (1440p) at the moment.
I'd like to go higher (this aliasing is terrible), but the audio stuttering is irritating.
Lower and especially unstable frame-rates about around and under the 25fps mark seem to be about where the audio stuttering gets bad.
Low frame-rates end up with PC walking animation jittering ahead slightly in the direction you're moving. Somewhat subtle, but it's there. (I'd assume it's the player animation not keeping up to movement?)
--------------------
I'm seeing occasional shader errors with Vulkan. In the village, take a look at the clockwork above the save-point -visible through the brick. I'm not sure how many more of these there might be.
The lighting problems we're dealing with are another issue. A sort of eye-adaptation effect, with the camera exposure adjusting depending on angle in a scene.
Same lighting problem on OpenGL, but worse with Vulkan in-terms of extremity. I'm not experiencing a performance benefit to Vulkan (or at least not noticing it) so I've stuck with OpenGL.
Looking at footage from an actual console, if these bloom/camera exposure effect weren't so broken the game would look a lot better. It really adds to some scenes.
It's difficult for me to tell, but it seems like Strict Rendering makes the problem a little better (it doesn't fit it, only.. makes it less pronounced?); although the price for that is running the game at native resolution.
Is there anything down the pipe we know of that may fix this lighting issue?
That probably assumes we know well-enough what difference through emulation causes it.
--------------------
I've attached my configuration, even if just for the sake of giving anybody else a reference point from where I am.
All the best!