You can also try disabling Large Framebuffer. It's something to try if performance is poor, however. It should be noted that some games are more CPU-limited than GPU-limited, in which case reducing the scaling can have little to no impact on performance. If necessary, you can also try dropping the scaling by 1x at a time until performance improves. This is generally enabled where appropriate and where there was an actual impact on performance in testing. There are some cases where it causes problems in a game that I've noted on the details spreadsheet. It has high compatibility and is an easy go-to. Some key elements that can be used to improve performance (and generally have been used already where appropriate) are listed below.Įnabling MTVU is often a good starting point for improving performance. The end result should be better performance (at the very least, better maximum performance, whether you actually need that or not) for everyone. Performance improvement tips (if necessary)Īs part of the update process from 1.5.0 configs to 1.6.0, I went through and benchmarked all configs with the framelimiter off, and made adjustments as necessary. The configurations have been tested and created on a mid-range PC (Win 7/64-bit, i7 4770k, GTX 780, 32GB RAM) and are designed to eliminate as many problems and visual errors as possible, while still upscaling (by 4x generally) wherever possible.Īn extensive spreadsheet covering the specifics of each config and detailing issues present (if any) can be found here.įurther details and discussion of the project can be found on the Launchbox forums here. These are configuration files to be used in conjunction with the PS2 emulator PCSX2 and the PCSX2 Configurator plugin for Launchbox.
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