Solved Qualità grafica PSX
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A game that enjoyed a lot of the psx was medievil, but if you watch the graphics it gives you disgust. But it's still fun.
Road rash even is a super rough graphics, but it's also fun, it's all about our memory and look like I was enjoying 3DO more (laughs)
Try using the shaders, scanlines to see what your memory approaches, even though I hate it.
Another detail: the larger the TV, the greater the pixelization, although by default the majority runs at 720p (bursting)
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@azvarel Thank you. It is maybe possible to run games at a lower resolution or perhaps a "windowed mode" (to use a "pc" definition)? Personally I enjoy Megadrive/Genesis games a lot (my first love) and they look pretty good even by hig resolution. My wife loves the Resident Evil saga very much (and Twisted Metal too), so I started collecting PSX games in recalbox
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@Enrico-Rossetto I forgot to mention that there's a core parameter for psx in retroarch called enhanced resolution which.... wait for it.... enhances resolution ! But on Pi3 without overclocking, games are then lagging... maybe it works better on 4.1 with overclocking.
PSX is the only console for which I totally deactivated shaders & scanlines it's better without it
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@voljega so I have to wait the next release
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@Enrico-Rossetto It's not disabled it wasn't available through the menu yet.
It was available because the Pi3 heat goes up a lot more than pi2 and so overclocking is ore unstable and random than on previous model....
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@voljega RPi3 is a hot guy
I bought an aluminium case with 2 heath sinks but cannot go under 53 celsius with kodi in standby... Bought a RPi3 because of the better dreamcast compatibility -
Where i can find this parameter?
@voljega said in Qualità grafica PSX:
@Enrico-Rossetto I forgot to mention that there's a core parameter for psx in retroarch called enhanced resolution which.... wait for it.... enhances resolution !
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@Enrico-Rossetto in retroarch core options for psx
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@voljega If I understand: start a PSX game, then open the retroarch option and modify the parameter. This change then is applied for all psx game
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@Enrico-Rossetto yes for core options... but you'll see that games are lagging after that so you 'll likely turn it off like me
