09-30-2016, 12:11 AM
Well, if this happens:
Then you have to face that one of these things is malfunctioning:
1. Your GPU driver
2. Your operating system (Windows)
3. Your physical video card itself
4. Your physical motherboard, RAM, or CPU, etc.
It could just be a cooling problem. Maybe something is causing your video card to overheat and your fan / cooling system isn't working properly.
PPSSPP v1.3 is working for a lot of people with OpenGL, and a ton of different systems. While it's true that generally, Windows 10 video drivers are still very buggy, if the latest version is still doing that, I would suspect the hardware.
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Quote:Once a game runs for longer than about 30 seconds massive graphical glitches happen. This carries on into Windows and I have to shutdown my PC, NOT restart, and wait a good 30 seconds before I can power it back on.
Then you have to face that one of these things is malfunctioning:
1. Your GPU driver
2. Your operating system (Windows)
3. Your physical video card itself
4. Your physical motherboard, RAM, or CPU, etc.
It could just be a cooling problem. Maybe something is causing your video card to overheat and your fan / cooling system isn't working properly.
PPSSPP v1.3 is working for a lot of people with OpenGL, and a ton of different systems. While it's true that generally, Windows 10 video drivers are still very buggy, if the latest version is still doing that, I would suspect the hardware.
-[Unknown]