Hi there.
Came to this because i have tried almost eveything that is possible to triger all core on Nexus 5. It have 4 cores but use only 2 for emulating games. My Digimon Adventure can't be emulated. When i first saw the option "Display recolution HW" i tought that i should solve my problem as Nexus runs on 1080P BUT don't. I just got the graphic to get uglt and a litle increase on FPS but not so much. I really believe that full trigering cores sould solve this. THe mainly reason i have bought Nexus 5 was for PPSSPP. It's really sad.
Its playable on some parts with about 200% but others falls to 40% emulation.
The thing is that I would like to know if You guys know about this issue and if there is any work around that or if You know any config combo that should solve this.
I already tried the option of multi-core on system config of PPSSPP but it doesn't do the job. None of the multi-core options does it.
Sorry if i have posted on the wrong place i'm just followyng another thread that i found on google but its already closed without any good answer.
I must mention that on my I3 computer it runs with all cores perfectly. It's a very good job done!
Came to this because i have tried almost eveything that is possible to triger all core on Nexus 5. It have 4 cores but use only 2 for emulating games. My Digimon Adventure can't be emulated. When i first saw the option "Display recolution HW" i tought that i should solve my problem as Nexus runs on 1080P BUT don't. I just got the graphic to get uglt and a litle increase on FPS but not so much. I really believe that full trigering cores sould solve this. THe mainly reason i have bought Nexus 5 was for PPSSPP. It's really sad.
Its playable on some parts with about 200% but others falls to 40% emulation.
The thing is that I would like to know if You guys know about this issue and if there is any work around that or if You know any config combo that should solve this.
I already tried the option of multi-core on system config of PPSSPP but it doesn't do the job. None of the multi-core options does it.
Sorry if i have posted on the wrong place i'm just followyng another thread that i found on google but its already closed without any good answer.
I must mention that on my I3 computer it runs with all cores perfectly. It's a very good job done!