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    Dreamcast Roms - Working list of roms and settings

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    • theWinterDojerT
      theWinterDojer @TMNTturtlguy
      last edited by theWinterDojer

      @tmntturtlguy Mind sharing your overclock? Does v3d help at all with Dreamcast?

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      • EcksE
        Ecks
        last edited by

        Im using this one now which before i was using a normal type of case but wanted to do a little overclocking myself to see if certain Mame games works better you know.

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        • TMNTturtlguyT
          TMNTturtlguy
          last edited by

          @theWinterDojer here is what i am currently using as a fairly safe overclock with my heat sinks and fan. Please note, i have 3 separate retropie's. I have 2 in cabinets that I run without any overclock and I have 1 that I run on my TV that I use this overclock. When i get time i am going to try testing it out at 1400 to see if i can improve on a few more games and psp. As for if v3d does anything for dreamcast - i don't really know, but it does help on N64.

          I originally had my over_voltage set at 3 but after playing N64 for a while I started getting some instability and freezes so i bumped it up to 4 and it runs nice and smooth.

          #uncomment to overclock the arm. 700 MHz is the default.
          arm_freq=1350
          gpu_freq=500
          core_freq=500
          sdram_freq=500
          sdram_schmoo+0x02000020
          over_voltage=4
          sdram_over_voltage=3
          v3d_freq=525
          
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          • theWinterDojerT
            theWinterDojer @TMNTturtlguy
            last edited by theWinterDojer

            @tmntturtlguy Sweet, I am running the same thing actually, except without sdram_schmoo and sdram_over_voltage. I haven't found it to be necessary but maybe I should give it a try and see if it helps.

            Also, not sure if you copied this straight from your config but sdram_schmoo has a + sign instead of a =.

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            • TMNTturtlguyT
              TMNTturtlguy @theWinterDojer
              last edited by

              @thewinterdojer typing error!

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              • theWinterDojerT
                theWinterDojer @TMNTturtlguy
                last edited by

                @tmntturtlguy I was hoping it wasn't and you discovered a secret technique which made N64 and Dreamcast perfectly playable.

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                  Cornervizion
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                  I've ran Sega GT, Sword of the Berserk and Soul Fighter through Reicast on a non o/c stock Pi3 and they played fine give or take any stuttering, so they should run more or less perfect on o/c settings.

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                  • buddyscottB
                    buddyscott @Cornervizion
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                    @cornervizion SWORD OF THE BERSERK! how was the game? this has been on my "to play" list for quite a while.

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                      Cornervizion @buddyscott
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                      @buddyscott Hi, I tried it out the US version over Christmas and that played quite well. I didn't pursue playing any more as I was concerned about the Pi's temperature. But I'll be looking to o/c the machine at some point to try Reicast again.

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                      • HurricaneFanH
                        HurricaneFan
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                        Do any of you get the date time screen every time you play a dreamcast game? I've tried several bios files thinking thats the problem and its never resolved it.

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                        • TMNTturtlguyT
                          TMNTturtlguy @HurricaneFan
                          last edited by

                          @hurricanefan yes, there are several other posts on this issue. From what I understand The pi doesn't have a battery so it loses its time when you power off....there is more to it than that, but you can look it up in a lot of other threads.

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