Looking for settings for best quality - PPSSPP 1.3

[corvusfan23]

Hello, I am new here and just recently got into emulating psp. I love the idea of improving graphics quality of psp games and that brings me to my question.

I am running the 1.3 release on windows 10 (I will put my specs down below) and I am looking for advice on settings to improve graphics quality.

Windows 10 x64
Intel i7-4700MQ @ 2.40GHz quad core with hyperthreading
Nvidia GeForce 745m 2GB of Video Ram
16gb DDR3 Laptop Ram (Forgive me but I dont remember what brand or frequency)
Current resolution 1920 x 1080

I know about some of the settings in ppsspp like upscaling textures and resolution. But I would like to hear what everyone is rocking settings wise to make things look better than it did natively on the psp itself.

Also I have seen posts elsewhere about unlocking framerates to 60fps with a cheat file. Anyone have any info on that?

Thank you in advance!

[Accel]

I dont care much about graphic fidelity but I do use custom shaders, mostly for fixing washed out colors some games has

But hey, reset all settings and crank up the texture upscale to x5

[corvusfan23]

I have played with the upscaling a bit. It does make it look a little better. I also downloaded the luna custom upscaling shader which is pretty cool. This is only day 2 of messing with ppsspp. I also used the 60fps cheat for birth by sleep. Man that game is beautiful even before upscaling and shaders. I do love the look of that game.

[Accel]

Current PPSSPP support textures replacing. If youre up to it, you can replace every texture in the game with higher res

[corvusfan23]

(09-19-2016 09:55 PM)Accel Wrote:  Current PPSSPP support textures replacing. If youre up to it, you can replace every texture in the game with higher res

Is there any known full texture replacement packs for any psp games? That would be cool. I mean I don't have the skill to make higher res textures for anything. Everything would look terrible, even worse than before

[Accel]

That feature is just "official" out. So, no