@dankcushions well there u go. So using glide is going to look pixelated. Using gles hi res will
Look much better but maybe under perform.

I’ve got banjo kazooie, Mario 64, Diddy kong racing, dk 64, Mario kart and star fox 64 running pretty decent on gles hi res now.

Waverace runs decent in rice hi res

Goldeneye barely passable on gles

Some overclocking done now. Guess I’m happy with where it’s at now then. Cheers.

@dankcushions

Thanks for your suggestion. I managed to get every game back to unpixelated by using FTP and deleting mupen64plus.cfg

Second time I’ve had to do that. Any idea why?

It kind of looks like some games reject the default emulator setting that I’ve set (gles2n64) and revert to lr-mupen64plus. I think that because I went into retropie setup>manage main packages>mupen64plus and removed it. Then I went and tried to start a 64 game out of interest. They started, pixelated as there was only one emulator available lr-mupen64plus. Just a thought.

Mostly trying to work out why sometimes it randomly decides that certain games will be pixelated from now on. Cheers.

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Shaders-and-Smoothing/

@herb_fargus @edmaul69 Whoops my bad again. I guess I read edmaul's too quickly. I thought it said you can mention the name of ROM sites but just not links. Sorry for the confusion - didn't mean to violate any rules. Really just had a question.

Psx games sometimes take a little longer to load because they took a little longer to load on a real psx. It was a cd based system. As far as the pixelated graphics, that's what they are. Most games were 320 x 240 and being stretched to 1080p will make it pixelated. That's just how the raw games looked. Try turning on bilinear filtering in retro arch. Or you can try the high Rez mode in pcsx