How well does your device stand up to others? Want to find out? Just follow these steps and we can see how well different computers/phones/tablets perform on PPSSPP!
This thread is intended for entertainment purposes, not scientific testing. Keep that in mind since cube.iso/cube.elf isn't really the best benchmark.
(It'd be nice if we had a standardised game to run like on Dolphin: they tend to benchmark The Wind Waker, but I dunno what game would be good to benchmark, so we'll stick with cube.iso for now).
1. Download PPSSPP 0.7.6 from here: http://www.ppsspp.org/downloads.html
1a. No git builds are allowed in this benchmark since the constant changes can easily give one platform a huge advantage over another. We're working on even ground here.
2. Download cube.iso(it's a legit homebrew distributed with JPCSP, and can be compiled from the homebrew PSP SDK) from here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwcSjM-J...sp=sharing
3. Change your PPSSPP settings as follows(if your system doesn't have a particular option, just ignore it and move on):
Graphical settings:
Render Resolution: 2x(not 1x, we want to see GPU performance more than CPU performance)
Buffered Rendering: ON
Hardware Transform: ON
Vertex Cache: ON
Linear Filtering: OFF
Frame Skipping: OFF
2x SSAA: OFF
Use Media Engine: OFF
Stream VBO: OFF
Draw Wireframe: OFF
Audio:
Enable Sound: OFF
System:
Dynarec(JIT): ON
Fast Memory(Unstable): OFF
Show Debug Stats: OFF
Show FPS: ON
Encrypt Save: ON
12HR Time Format: OFF
Language: Whatever you're comfortable with
4. Run cube.iso, take a screenshot of your VPS(make sure you run it on unlimited!
), and post it here, along with the following info:
System CPU(and speed in ghz/mhz):
System RAM:
System GPU type:
System OS:
System device type(PC, Tablet, Phone, other):
5. If we get enough entries, perhaps we can make a Google spreadsheet showing statistical info about our devices!
5a. Entries would only be accepted if they're complete like above, and using *0.7.6-release, no other builds.
*We'll update the benchmark from time to time to include future PPSSPP official releases.
Credits: Thanks to SolarMystic for the benchmark idea.
This thread is intended for entertainment purposes, not scientific testing. Keep that in mind since cube.iso/cube.elf isn't really the best benchmark.
(It'd be nice if we had a standardised game to run like on Dolphin: they tend to benchmark The Wind Waker, but I dunno what game would be good to benchmark, so we'll stick with cube.iso for now).
1. Download PPSSPP 0.7.6 from here: http://www.ppsspp.org/downloads.html
1a. No git builds are allowed in this benchmark since the constant changes can easily give one platform a huge advantage over another. We're working on even ground here.
2. Download cube.iso(it's a legit homebrew distributed with JPCSP, and can be compiled from the homebrew PSP SDK) from here: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwcSjM-J...sp=sharing
3. Change your PPSSPP settings as follows(if your system doesn't have a particular option, just ignore it and move on):
Graphical settings:
Render Resolution: 2x(not 1x, we want to see GPU performance more than CPU performance)
Buffered Rendering: ON
Hardware Transform: ON
Vertex Cache: ON
Linear Filtering: OFF
Frame Skipping: OFF
2x SSAA: OFF
Use Media Engine: OFF
Stream VBO: OFF
Draw Wireframe: OFF
Audio:
Enable Sound: OFF
System:
Dynarec(JIT): ON
Fast Memory(Unstable): OFF
Show Debug Stats: OFF
Show FPS: ON
Encrypt Save: ON
12HR Time Format: OFF
Language: Whatever you're comfortable with
4. Run cube.iso, take a screenshot of your VPS(make sure you run it on unlimited!
), and post it here, along with the following info:System CPU(and speed in ghz/mhz):
System RAM:
System GPU type:
System OS:
System device type(PC, Tablet, Phone, other):
5. If we get enough entries, perhaps we can make a Google spreadsheet showing statistical info about our devices!
5a. Entries would only be accepted if they're complete like above, and using *0.7.6-release, no other builds.
*We'll update the benchmark from time to time to include future PPSSPP official releases.
Credits: Thanks to SolarMystic for the benchmark idea.
4GHz AMD 3900X, 32GB DDR4 RAM, 6GB Nvidia RTX 2060, Asus Crosshair 7 Hero (Wifi), Linux
How to ask useful questions: https://web.archive.org/web/20110214010944/http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
I'm not Dark_Alex, nor do I claim to be. Our nicknames are merely coincidence.
How to ask useful questions: https://web.archive.org/web/20110214010944/http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
I'm not Dark_Alex, nor do I claim to be. Our nicknames are merely coincidence.