Denus
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It seems so. I now use mame2003_libretro, and it's working perfectly, without the game info screen, except when there's a known issue with the game (which is fine).
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When I load the Mame0.174 core (mame_libretro), the option section gives me a "nocoreoptionsavailable" Why is that?
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Indeed. And again thank you for the useful info: with a little explanation, it makes much more sense...
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CPU speed 1.60GHz to 2.70GHz. I know Intel Graphic chips are not very fast but I can play Dirt Rally with relatively high specs on it, so an old PSX game shouldn't be a real issue imo. Still, since Retropie is also based on RetroArch and the Pi 2 and 3 are running PSX iso's just great, why should a NUC have troubles running it? It's way faster. Or is it the OS ("Big Bertha" Windows 10) that makes the whole difference?
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Strange thing, my NUC is not that slow (Intel i5 5th gen, and a quite fast Intel HD Graphics 6000, 8Gb HyperX mem). My Pi 3 is also very capable of running these games without any troubles, so I wonder what the problem is (or was). Anyway, the issue is now gone so I'm happy, thanks for the useful information!
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The Frame Delay was already at 0, I've set the Hard GPU Sync Frames back to 1, working great. So the Frame Delay at 1 was my issue then? And yes, I'm using the shader crt-easymode.cg (not the best one I agree...)
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Just did what you said, and.... it's working great with Hard Gpu Sync On. Such a little detail, Hard Gpu Sync Frames from 0 to 1, but that made all the difference. I've tested it with the intro of Megaman 5X (which is my reference to test this), and it's just fine! Edit: Still a few sound issues sometimes, so I changed Hard Gpu Sync Frames to 2, and reduced the Frame Delay from 1 to 0, and now it's clean!
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That worked for me too! It's recommended to switch this on, but in my case, it's ruining the sound during large intros like Megaman X5 or 6 on the PSX (Intel NUC i5 & HD6000). Now, it's smooth. Thanks for sharing this...
