Intel hd graphics 4600 desmume emulator driver#

Note that system RAM is slower than dedicated VRAM, so integrated GPUs have a potential performance bottleneck that can limit the speed of the GPU core clock. Since you're using an integrated GPU, your memory speed is locked to your RAM speed. Operations which rely on memory bandwidth need faster memory, not so much a faster GPU core clock. The long answer: Almost everything that DeSmuME uses the GPU for is memory bandwidth related (uploading textures mostly, or maybe downloading pixel buffer objects in the OpenGL 3D renderer).

The short answer: The most likely reason why your GPU core clock isn't boosted is because DeSmuME's use of the GPU is very minimal.

Here's the current desmume.ini that' I'm using Why doesn't it trigger the 'hey I'm not MS Word, make that GPU work' mode? And I've tried both with Software and the two Open GL modes, no difference in that regard. If I open a game, say, Little Inferno, and let it run on the background it will make the GPU frequency go up to 1050mHz and DeSmuME will run much better, even with the game running with it.

Intel hd graphics 4600 desmume emulator driver#

I just set up a profile on the driver so If it's connected to an external power source it's on High Performance mode and if relying on the battery it should make it's duration longer. I'm running DeSmuME 0.99 (ењ†4) and while all my games make the GPU core clock go up, with DeSmuME it stays at the bottom 350mHz! I don't have to set up any app list for 'High Performance mode' on the GPU driver, I don't even have that option. MicrosoftВ® Windowsв„ў 8 Single Language (ењ†4) I recently bought an Asus Vivobook S400CA specs:

If anybody on the team reads it, you all have done an excelent work polishing this up, congratulations !ДЄnyway.