FiNAL FANTASY IX - FPS drop

[NewBei]

Hay.

I have a little problem with the game FF IX. Didn't find any post about that problem -> slow downs /: But only in battle.... The movies an other is fine.
Dont know why... if i set to 80 FPS limit it drops to 56... If i put it to 200, it drops to 100 /:

My spec:
C2D E8500 stock
4GB ram
ATI HD 4870 512MB
Windows Vista Ultimate 32bit

I'm using PSXeven 1.9, my settings:




An the problem:

[Lord Zedeck]

This isn't the PSXeven forum. This is the ePSXe forum.

Anyway, the problem is the VRAM amount you've defined, or rather, haven't defined. Manually define it. ATi drivers can't auto-detect the value correctly.

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[NewBei]

Originally Posted by Lord Zedeck

This isn't the PSXeven forum. This is the ePSXe forum.

Anyway, the problem is the VRAM amount you've defined, or rather, haven't defined. Manually define it. ATi drivers can't auto-detect the value correctly.

Upss... Sorry i didn't meant any harm /:

And thx for the help! ^^

[jonc2006]

moving to psxeven disc.

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[dreampeppers99]

Originally Posted by Lord Zedeck

Anyway, the problem is the VRAM amount you've defined, or rather, haven't defined. Manually define it. ATi drivers can't auto-detect the value correctly.

thankx for the info...

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