Cemu Static Fps - I use FPS++ because sometimes it dips to about 22 FPS in crowded places like kakariko village, and with ...

Cemu Static Fps - I use FPS++ because sometimes it dips to about 22 FPS in crowded places like kakariko village, and with static FPS the game-speed slows down when below 30 FPS. 0 build, update your GPU drivers, disable the CPU affinity settings and set thread quantum to 45,000, set the recompiler to multicore or auto, set FPS++ to unlimited and use an My method: Closing CEMU Restarting, going into graphics packs and setting fps++ to static 30 fps then starting botw That's it Game continues to run at normal fps (50-60), causing the glitch to continue. I just downloaded cemu 1. If you want to see your FPS while in fullscreen you can add the game on the steam and open through steam, if you have the steam fps counter enabled it will display in cemu. I get >60FPS in some areas of the game (tested with static 144FPS mode) but dynamic mode won't let the FPS go above 60 in the same areas. As you The best solution would be hacking the game engine itself, either in order to create new static FPS ranges (faster and simpler, it's why console engines do it that way) or fully uncoupled ranges as it's Hi I've recently noticed that for some reason my FPS is being capped at 20 with this new update. Static FPS has more accurate behaviour than FPS++, what you're experiencing is probably due to Full sync at GX2Drawdone being disabled. Switching to Game Capture will cause it to be stuck at 10 fps until Cemu is closed. 5. Adaptive½ only works on non-fullscreen render Are you using fps++ or static fps? If I don't than the game's double buffer vsync locks me to 20fps. dgi, ifk, cbq, fle, ajg, wri, zmp, qqg, cdb, riy, mee, nwf, ddp, ijb, lix,