Buffer Rendering slower on Android

[GuilhermeGS2]

Buffer Rendering is very slow in Android, I think increased the resolution, I'd better reduce to 2x again.

[xsacha]

Buffered rendering draws more. It should always be slower unless the game doesn't make use of the rendering or your device can't fill a native resolution (For eg. iPad4 native resolution is too high @ 2048x1536).

[GuilhermeGS2]

Thanks. Is impossible to play with this speed now. My device is Galaxy SII, resolution 800x480.

[vontman]

u should try clearing ppsspp data from the settings.
it worked with me once

[GuilhermeGS2]

Thanks, man
Now is "fast" again.

[vontman]

(05-06-2013 07:00 PM)GuilhermeGS2 Wrote:  Thanks, man
Now is "fast" again.

any time man ,Glad to help,
and by the way this happens when you enable anti-aliasing before entering a game which is pretty weired .

[GuilhermeGS2]

I tested, but is much more slow than before, when buffer rendering had the option 2x and 1x. The 2x option was more fast than this.

[kenny43]

Holy ****

There's a pretty nice an improvement just from erasing old data, I had no idea about this.. Thanks a lot!

[vontman]

(05-06-2013 10:16 PM)GuilhermeGS2 Wrote:  I tested, but is much more slow than before, when buffer rendering had the option 2x and 1x. The 2x option was more fast than this.

The anti aliasing doesn't decrease the performance at all with me, now much loss in fps do u get?

(05-06-2013 10:42 PM)kenny43 Wrote:  Holy ****

There's a pretty nice an improvement just from erasing old data, I had no idea about this.. Thanks a lot!

Are you kidding me ?! U both are pros and don't know this single advice!!
It makes me feels like a boss giving the pros a piece of advice

[kenny43]

(05-06-2013 11:06 PM)vontman Wrote:  

(05-06-2013 10:16 PM)GuilhermeGS2 Wrote:  I tested, but is much more slow than before, when buffer rendering had the option 2x and 1x. The 2x option was more fast than this.

The anti aliasing doesn't decrease the performance at all with me, now much loss in fps do u get?

(05-06-2013 10:42 PM)kenny43 Wrote:  Holy ****

There's a pretty nice an improvement just from erasing old data, I had no idea about this.. Thanks a lot!

Are you kidding me ?! U both are pros and don't know this single advice!!
It makes me feels like a boss giving the pros a piece of advice

Enjoy the glory ;P To be honest I had noticed slowdowns on builds installed over others, but then I was too lazy to erase the data or install/uninstall, then after reading what you said I just tried and I just dropped my jaw Thanks anyways!

[xsacha]

Why is there an improvement from clearing data?
What exactly is it clearing? Settings? Save games?

[vontman]

(05-07-2013 02:24 AM)xsacha Wrote:  Why is there an improvement from clearing data?
What exactly is it clearing? Settings? Save games?

not sure but when they change the behavior of some settings I think it sometimes changes the way the data is saved .
But anyways this is why it is called unstable gits.
And if you also noticed the difference in performance between official releases and the gits @_@

[Henrik]

The improvement from clearing data is because we changed the option that was used to double the resolution on Android, so if you had it enabled before you now get 4x instead of 2x, and 2x instead of 1x. A silly mistake, will get it fixed soon.

[vontman]

(05-07-2013 10:24 AM)Henrik Wrote:  The improvement from clearing data is because we changed the option that was used to double the resolution on Android, so if you had it enabled before you now get 4x instead of 2x, and 2x instead of 1x. A silly mistake, will get it fixed soon.

Man, it is that simple ?
I think my glory time has been terminated fast enough