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  • patrickm
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    05/20/2015 at 03:57
    Post count: 171
    #97964

    Is it possible to run N64 games at 1080p native (not upscaled from 720p), or is this too much for pi?

    If not, I may have to seriously consider buying a 720p display.

    Edit: got this working :)

    snorp
    Participant
    05/28/2015 at 21:27
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    #98617

    Please tell me how. Clocked my PI2 and the n64 is still laggy.

    patrickm
    Participant
    05/28/2015 at 22:44
    Post count: 171
    #98625

    [quote=98617]Please tell me how. Clocked my PI2 and the n64 is still laggy.

    [/quote]

    What’s your memory split? I recommend 256 mb to GPU.

    snorp
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    05/29/2015 at 14:14
    Post count: 6
    #98641

    Yep these are my Settings:

    arm_freq=1000
core_freq=450
sdram_freq=450
over_voltage=2
gpu_mem=256
    fistfull95
    Participant
    07/27/2015 at 10:06
    Post count: 3
    #102817

    I’d like to know how you did this aswell, I have followed multiple settings, but my Pi2 is still running very slow

    patrickm
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    07/28/2015 at 01:56
    Post count: 171
    #102861

    I think N64 games are still very hit or miss. I can get most games to run full speed but there are random graphical and sound glitches on a lot of games. I think N64 is just hard to emulate; a better option would be to download the games using a Nintendo Wii, but then you have to pay for them.

    You can try playing around with different plugins under core options, but I think the defaults are the best for the pi. Other plugins might be more accurate but not run as well on the pi.

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