Ps1 on psx ran perfect. And then got bad after restart ? How to fix
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Hi every one if this has been asked before please send me a link and I will delete this post .
I was playing crash bandicoot and every turned graphics up and ran 100 percent flawless ... saw on YouTube that I could add SCPH1001.BIN in bio to make everything run smoother for psx... also at same time I deleted one rom and added 2 different ones to my flash drive . Idk if those have anything to do with it just figured I would add it in there in case.
Turned my pi 3b+ back on and went to play again and then it all went down hill . Turned graphics back down and still it was unplayable.
So I deleted the bio because that’s the only thing I thought could be the problem. What should I do ?
Should I just format my micro and flash drive and redo everything ? Thank you -
@washburngopro Please add more info about your system - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.
Do all games exhibit this behavior or it's just Crash Bandicoot ? Did you change any of the emulator Options ?
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@mitu all ps1 games acted like that . I was able to turn graphics up on all the games I played flawlessly . And then I couldn’t even play them with everything turned back down to normal
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That might be run-ahead instances. I think the setting is found under "latency".
Could set it to zero, I never use it but it is okay with some Nintendo games.The bios is good, you should keep it. Rarely (Arc the Lad Monster Tournament) do I ever have to use no bios.
If your pi doesn't have any heatsink, airflow, cooling fan, radiator. It will overheat and the SoC/CPU will throttle undermining performance in some games. While it is possible to underclock and increase the soft/temp limit to get adequate performance for PSX, good ventilation is still needed when playing 4+ hours.
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