About the emulated CPU clock, there's something wrong with the auto setting.
In both DiRT 2 and Outrun 2006, if you manually put the CPU clock in 333 MHz, all the slowdowns go away, so the auto setting is not identifying the games needs correctly.
But in Gran Turismo, for example, the auto setting does its job well, since the game runs at 60 fps (Gran Turismo only runs at 60 fps if the CPU clock is 333 MHz or higher).
Another problem in Outrun 2006:
- If the internal resolution is higher than 4x, the HUD completely disappears.
In both DiRT 2 and Outrun 2006, if you manually put the CPU clock in 333 MHz, all the slowdowns go away, so the auto setting is not identifying the games needs correctly.
But in Gran Turismo, for example, the auto setting does its job well, since the game runs at 60 fps (Gran Turismo only runs at 60 fps if the CPU clock is 333 MHz or higher).
Another problem in Outrun 2006:
- If the internal resolution is higher than 4x, the HUD completely disappears.