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| If ePSXe is running to slow for you, there're several things to check. First off, is your system applying to the system requirements at all ? You can check this in the Introduction part of this documentation. Then, some people seem to forget that activating all these funny switches and increasing all the options to max. *may* slow down their PC. Check your graphic plugin and set your resolution, color depth etc. to a lower value. Some plugins come with pre-defined configs, it may also be a good idea to try out these. Trying another plugin is also a possibility, check out the Getting started section for more details about these.
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| If this didn't help, remember that ePSXe is very ressource intensive. Closing down all programs running in the background / systray, can therefor give you a nice speed increase.
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| Too fast
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| If you're using Pete's GPU plugins, check off the 'Use FPS Limit' checkbox, and select 'FPS Limit (10-200)', and manually define your FPS limit, it is recommend you input 60fps for NTSC J and U/C games, and 50fps for PAL games. If you need a little speed boost, try incrementing the fps by a bit, maybe by 10 or so.
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| If you're using Lewpy's Glide GPU plugin, select the 'FrameRate Limit' option, choose 'Custom', and put 60fps for NTSC J and U/C, and 50fps for PAL. If you feel it's a bit slow, try boosting the speed a bit by incrementing the fps a bit, I suggest 10fps or so, but your mileage may vary.
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| If you're using Knack's Software GPU Plugin, select the 'fps limit only' option under the 'Framerate > Adjustment Type' menu. It's automatic, as far as I know, there's no way to customize it, yet ;)
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