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    • pjftP
      pjft @Slythief
      last edited by

      @Slythief Yes, this is overscan related.

      set

      disable_overscan=0

      and then add

      overscan_left=32
      overscan_right=32
      overscan_top=32
      overscan_bottom=32

      and see if anything changes.

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        Slythief @pjft
        last edited by

        @pjft

        Nothing happens unfortunately.

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        • pjftP
          pjft @Slythief
          last edited by

          @Slythief Got it. Was reading up on it, seems to be an issue with Bookworm indeed. Sorry about that.

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            Slythief @pjft
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            @pjft

            Well, is there another solution instead of going with Bookworm?

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            • pjftP
              pjft @Slythief
              last edited by

              @Slythief Not on the Pi5, and not that I'm aware of. Unsure if you'd have a better experience installing Ubuntu, but I don't have any experience - nor knowledge - about that to share.

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                Slythief @pjft
                last edited by Slythief

                Problem solved:

                Add 1080p_audio.bin to usr/lib/firmware.

                Add this line to cmdline.txt:

                drm.edid_firmware=HDMI-A-1:1080p_audio.bin video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080M@60D

                Now everything works smoothly at 1080p.

                1080p_audio.bin:

                https://forums.raspberrypi.com/download/file.php?id=65968&sid=dd445d858e1843336e5ab1ee27dae33c

                If you have no sound:

                From Emulation Station -> Retropie -> Audio and choose the last option.Reboot.

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                • JirynJ
                  Jiryn
                  last edited by

                  Serious question
                  Can it play CARNEVIL?
                  What mame would it need?

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                  • sugarfreeS
                    sugarfree
                    last edited by sugarfree

                    A new RPi5 with 2gb ram is out :

                    https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/2gb-raspberry-pi-5-on-sale-now-at-50/

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                    • retropieuser555R
                      retropieuser555
                      last edited by retropieuser555

                      Probably quite useful in the context of emulation. Even Dolphin's system requirements is only 2GB Ram

                      Pi 5 4GB

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                      • mituM
                        mitu Global Moderator @Jiryn
                        last edited by mitu

                        @Jiryn said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

                        Can it play CARNEVIL?

                        Playable enough with Mame2003 Plus. Here's a video from @Widge playing it

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                        • JirynJ
                          Jiryn @mitu
                          last edited by

                          @mitu Thank you!
                          I thougth 2010 would be better for this.

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                          • sugarfreeS
                            sugarfree
                            last edited by

                            I find the following interesting and am sharing it here in case anyone wants to try it: NUMA Emulation speeds up the Pi 5.

                            It also looks like we'll have an official implementation soon.:https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=376730

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                            • pjftP
                              pjft @sugarfree
                              last edited by

                              @sugarfree Oh, wow. That is cool!

                              I wonder if that'll help Saturn 3D games run at 60fps rather than the current 55fps, and (unlikely), seeing Time Crisis on MAME running full-speed as well would be fantastic.

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                              • retropieuser555R
                                retropieuser555 @sugarfree
                                last edited by retropieuser555

                                @sugarfree I did the update late last night but I didn't necessarily see any big improvements but tbf I was only looking at GameCube stuff which seems more a raw gpu bottleneck than anything else. I imagine compiling will be faster which is nice though

                                Pi 5 4GB

                                Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

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                                • mituM
                                  mitu Global Moderator
                                  last edited by mitu

                                  I don't think the NUMA changes are integrated yet - if https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/pull/6273 is the pending change, is not merged in the RPI kernel.

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                                  • sugarfreeS
                                    sugarfree @pjft
                                    last edited by

                                    @pjft said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

                                    @sugarfree Oh, wow. That is cool!

                                    I wonder if that'll help Saturn 3D games run at 60fps rather than the current 55fps, and (unlikely), seeing Time Crisis on MAME running full-speed as well would be fantastic.

                                    55 FPS with all 3D games? So far, I've only found two Saturn games that don't run at full speed. One is Die Hard Arcade, and the other is Virtual Fighter. I'm using a 720p 60Hz resolution.

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                                    • pjftP
                                      pjft @sugarfree
                                      last edited by

                                      @sugarfree Well, I haven't tried a lot of games to be honest, and when I did it was early in the Pi5 lifecycle. Die Hard Arcade was definitely one of them, but I seem to recall that Virtua Cop 2 also fell in the same bucket, at least. Other games I am likely to have tried were Sega Rally/Daytona/Radiant Silvergun, and I want to believe that if any had been able to run consistently at 60fps I'd remember. At the time we only had one Saturn emulator running on the Pi5 64-bit OS, lr-beetle-saturn I think? Do we now have yabause/yabasanshiro, libretro or standalone, or is it still just the one?

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                                      • sugarfreeS
                                        sugarfree @pjft
                                        last edited by sugarfree

                                        @pjft We have two emulators, lr-beetle-saturn and lr-yabause, that have lower accuracy but can run some games faster. For example, Die Hard Arcade runs at full speed (but without sound).
                                        I hope it's possible to install lr-yabasasnhiro or the standalone yabashashiro to bridge the gap with lr-beetle-saturn.

                                        Update:After applying the NUMA patch, Die Hard Arcade (USA) bin/cue runs at full speed (60 FPS) with the Beetle Saturn emulator. There were no improvements with Virtual Fighter. Maybe some games would benefit from this patch. I was wrong, sorry.

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                                        • DTEAMD
                                          DTEAM @sugarfree
                                          last edited by DTEAM

                                          Quick comment: On Pi5 , with lr-flycast-dev, you can run Naomi2 with Vulkan and at fullspeed (or almost) with good sound quality if you set Auto Skip Frame to Maximum in

                                          Retroarch UI --> quick menu/core options/Performance

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                                          • retropieuser555R
                                            retropieuser555 @DTEAM
                                            last edited by retropieuser555

                                            @DTEAMhave you tried Wild Riders on that? I've found with standalone flycast there's a handful of Naomi2 games it can't really run, Wild Riders being one of them. When you do jumps or there's a ton on screen it slows down a lot

                                            Pi 5 4GB

                                            Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

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