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Test configurations on Windows:
| Environment | Configurations | Comments | Tester | ||||
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| Region | OS | CPU/GPU | Revision | Graphics | Sound/Pad | ||
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0.9.8 | GSDX r4600 |
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BIOS: USA v02.00, 50-60FPS | Machina |
Known Issues
Huge Slowdown
- Status: Active
- Type: Serious
- Description: When using GSdx speed can go down to 5FPS due to VRam usage, fine if you have enough VRam in your graphics card.
- Workaround: Skipdraw=1 in GSdx reduces the Vram need by a big amount.
Blurry Races
- Status: Active
- Type: Minor
- Description: Motion blur in races appears exaggerated.
- Workaround: Software mode (F9) in GSdx has it right