Thread: What if...question about n900 and psx emulation
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SavageD is offline SavageD
2010-07-17 , 17:28
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Originally Posted by nax3000 View Post
I think your common sense might not be so "common".

Sure, booting up psx4all only will free up some CPU cycles but overall it's still an unoptimized version with no hardware acceleration. What it will do is save some battery usage but not a lot.
No doubt a beast like the n900 with like a 100 processes running in the background on a daily basis, having the reduced cpu load go towards the psx emulator, whether its an *unoptimized version with no hardware acceleration* or not, you would see a large increase in performance. Prove me wrong?

Although Ironically I was saying the same thing you were saying,
Originally Posted by nax3000 View Post
You would gain one or maybe two frames per second.
But on a larger scale...

I had said this already, it was just a *thought*, Though I am also speaking from experience as I have a tendancy to downgrade gadgets to increase performance.
Last edited by SavageD; 2010-07-17 at 17:30.