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    Dolphin on P170EM w/ 7970M

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Wonka_Vision, Sep 9, 2012.

  1. Wonka_Vision

    Wonka_Vision Notebook Geek

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    Hello - Has anyone had success playing Wii/Gamecube games with the Dolphin emulator on their Clevo with a 7970M? Graphics configurations only allow me to select the 4000HD, even after assigning Dolphin to high performance in AMD's switchable graphics.
     
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    Cloudfire (Really odd person)

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    Doesn`t matter anyways since HD4000 is more than enough for Dolphin games. Raw CPU speed is what matters
     
  3. Wonka_Vision

    Wonka_Vision Notebook Geek

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    Thanks for your reply. I find most games are pretty laggy as-is, but I suppose it's likely a configuration issue then if it's only the CPU that matters. Thanks :)
     
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    fenryr423 Notebook Evangelist

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    try unparking your cores wonka. it helped me... certain dolphin games just run like crap no matter what though
     
  5. Wonka_Vision

    Wonka_Vision Notebook Geek

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    Thanks, Fenryr - I didn't even know that parking was a thing. The cores all seem to be running a little bit hotter now, but if it gives me more speed I say let 'em burn ;)

    Thanks again!