Well, the problem is that this option's name has changed about 3 or 4 times in the last few weeks.
1. If you have an older version, it was called "Skip Updating PSP Memory", and was CHECKED/on by default, meaning it's OFF. UNcheck it to turn it ON.
2. Then it was named "Read Framebuffers to Memory", and it came with a second option called FramebufferCPUConvert. CPUConvert is needed for Intel/AMD GPUs as well as Android devices. Nvidia GPUs don't need CPUConvert.
3. After this, it was renamed to Read FBO to Mem(GPU/CPU). Read FBO to GPU is the old behaviour, with CPUConvert OFF. Read FBO to CPU is the old behaviour, except with CPUConvert ON.
Summary:
Uncheck Skip Updating PSP Memory to turn it on in old versions, in not as old versions, enable Read FB To Memory(and CPUConvert if you have AMD/Intel/Android), or on the latest builds, FBO to CPU(if you have AMD/Intel/Android), or FBO to GPU(NVidia).
1. If you have an older version, it was called "Skip Updating PSP Memory", and was CHECKED/on by default, meaning it's OFF. UNcheck it to turn it ON.
2. Then it was named "Read Framebuffers to Memory", and it came with a second option called FramebufferCPUConvert. CPUConvert is needed for Intel/AMD GPUs as well as Android devices. Nvidia GPUs don't need CPUConvert.
3. After this, it was renamed to Read FBO to Mem(GPU/CPU). Read FBO to GPU is the old behaviour, with CPUConvert OFF. Read FBO to CPU is the old behaviour, except with CPUConvert ON.
Summary:
Uncheck Skip Updating PSP Memory to turn it on in old versions, in not as old versions, enable Read FB To Memory(and CPUConvert if you have AMD/Intel/Android), or on the latest builds, FBO to CPU(if you have AMD/Intel/Android), or FBO to GPU(NVidia).
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How to ask useful questions: https://web.archive.org/web/20110214010944/http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
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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.