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panzeroceania, you need quad core processor Core i5 3570K (or 4670K) atleast with 3.9~4.0Ghz clock speed, for run all romset on fullspeed. Exodus have better experience with quad core CPUs than with Dual core. For example even at 4.3Ghz with locked cores to 2 threads, my core i7 3770K can't run game...

i just want get a extremely accurate virtual hardware with most quirks of real thing and doesn't matter how many resources i need to achieve goal.

Oerg866 wrote:Now taking bets on how many FPS this binary gets on an IBM supercomputer:
http://trapalhadas.no.sapo.pt/BITMAP336.BIN
(PS: Exodus 1.0.0 does 11FPS on my i7-3820 with that ROM)

I have 26-29fps on my 3770K with that ROM

Hi Nemesis, here some problems with pending verification Exodus site

of course now you have more accurate emulators as Genplus GX or Exodus but still Kega is pretty accurate and good enough to play almost perfectly every game with descent PC requirement. Yeah for playing games Kega good, but... i not play in games (include PC games) since 2011 year. I don't know how...

Just where in the hell do you get your "information" from? Kega's comparable to ZSNES, especially in terms of accuracy?! Snake don't want do things which no needed for gamers. (Full color borders emulation, color dots, your game "pier solar", 68k address error, and VDP with full demo passes (includ...

But not everybody can buy an expensive cpu, or if they can they wont do it for just an emulator. Would it be possible if the emulator get a Fusion level of compatibility option with the same debug features? Well... If we look from different angle, Kega compared to ZSNES emulator. Both emulators not...

Karate_Sniper wrote:so it would be nice to have a lower hardware requiement, because there's no other emulator with these capabilities like this.

Yeah, there's no other emulators with these capabilities like this, but optimisation for Exodus emulator very danger! So, only one way - buy good CPU.

i got +100Mhz

Now 3770K running at 4400mhz (core 1.312v), very small speed up in exodus, but it good anyway.

r57shell wrote:Man, you mad, definitely. It's too bad.
Please, don't leave us.

Let him do it.

No matter, how many CPU power will use, it will be first extreme accurate Mega Drive emulator.

Nemesis wrote:it seems the only way to get full accuracy for all these cases is to do a full microcode level emulation of the core. That's now my focus. I'm currently analysing the patent information and I'm going to attempt to emulate the M68000 at a full microcode level.

I glad to hear it. ^_^

mickagame wrote:I assume that's this level of emulation will decrease the speed?

I think maybe a little... but not so danger for CPUs which handle it in fullspeed.

Unity311 wrote:Any preferred ROM for benchmarking?

Super Skidmarks and Direct-Color-DMA

HardWareMan wrote:And what does this one?

dunno..

Huge wrote:I imagine that would be limited by your drive speed, not cpu power. Have you tried it on a SSD?

This is not a HDD problem, i tried it on my SSD, average speed 26 fps.

Very odd, i just uncheck HT cores in task manager for Exodus and got big speedup on DirectColor-DMA test. (29-32fps)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmPNeXsy ... e=youtu.be