DraStic

As far as I know, most homebrew should work on Drastic DS, but it would be cumbersome considering you need to generate a drastic_dldi.img virtual filesystem to put roms on, you would either need Linux or a rooted phone (https://drastic-ds.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=2082) It would be easier to just use...

Any chance anyone knows what could be causing this? I've never had these sort of issues even with lower end devices.

I am still fairly certain this is the big.LITTLE CPU scheduler/governor being terrible. Try downloading some single threaded benchmarking/stress software, and disable frameskip to really see the difference. I picked "CPU Load Generator" from Google Play at random. With no additional load to keep th...

I am still fairly certain this is the big.LITTLE CPU scheduler/governor being terrible. Try downloading some single threaded benchmarking/stress software, and disable frameskip to really see the difference. I picked "CPU Load Generator" from Google Play at random. With no additional load to keep th...

If the latecy doesn't help and you get particularily laggy audio when going through transitions in games, you may be running the game off an external MicroSD card that is too slow or you are playing the game from a zip file (unzipping it to the NDS file may help). Latency changes had minimal impact...

If the latecy doesn't help and you get particularily laggy audio when going through transitions in games, you may be running the game off an external MicroSD card that is too slow or you are playing the game from a zip file (unzipping it to the NDS file may help). Latency changes had minimal impact...

Not sure what the issue is. I've run the emulator fine on much less powerful hardware, but I'm having issues on the LG G6. It's got a Snapdragon 821 so should be more than powerful enough. Is there some setting I'm missing that could be causing this?

Enable real mic or simulated mic but not both. I believe real mic is on by default if detected, so make sure to disable it if you're assigning mic to a button.

It's possible that it'll have x86-64 support eventually (Google is going to require it if x86 is supported at all), and it's possible if it does it'll be slightly faster than current. That's about it I'm afraid. Sounds good, thanks for the heads up. This tablet (Asus Zenpad s8.0) won't be my primar...

Just curious. I have an Intel Atom tablet currently, 1.83 GHz. Unfortunately, it seems to run closer to the equivalent of a 1.2 GHz ARM chip in Drastic. I know Intel is only sort of supported and has extra overhead or whatever, but was wondering if there's room for improvement possible there or if w...