Dolphin - Nintendo Puzzle Collection/Panel de Pon, 4P Vs.

Giving my new Phenom II X4 965 BE processor a workout.

I'm using the latest SVN from Dolphin to pull this off with a little tuning involved to make the system actually run halfway decent (i.e. the big thing I changed was CPU to EFB access; I turned it off so it doesn't hang perpetually). Unfortunately, the emulation lacks a decent audio playback. Even if I took a video, this is still pretty harsh of a playback.

Still, this is a lot better than my Phenom 9500. That was only able to run it at 30-50 FPS and many people can't find a processor that can handle the heat of this particular game due to its emulation nature. Many find slowness here. So it's nice to see that a 160 dollar processor can take to the task.

Also, 4 player Tetris Attack at 60FPS. Hells yea. Now if they could fix the audio...

Using:

Asus M3N78 PRO Motherboard
AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition @ 3.4GHz stock speed
4GB OCZ DDR2-800 RAM
Nvidia Geforce 9800 GTX+ 1GB GDDR3
Windows 7 x64

Category:

Gaming

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• video
• game
• panel
• de
• pon
• tetris
• attack
• four
• players
• gamecube
• gcn

[xxHiryuuxx]

@Kuzo53 You would think it simple, but the Gamecube emulation on it is fair at best. There are a lot of problems that haven't been addressed quite possibly out of interest.

[Kuzo53]

I had no idea Panel de Pon was so difficult to run.