If you can't keep a consistent framerate and you want to fix the sound slowdown issue though, you can do so by switching your sound plugin settings from TimeStretch to Async Mix.
So if you drop frame rate, you also drop game speed and sound. Unfortunately most games of the PS2 era have their game speed tied to the frame rate. These things are one and the same on PCSX2. It wasn't just a framerate drop, but the game actually ran slower, like characters and sound effects would slow down Thanks for being such a helpful community! TL DR: New user, default settings, DBZ Budokai 3 running slowly. My laptop might not be a gaming rig, but it's not a bad machine. However, I don't know enough to diagnose or fix it on my own. I looked up some other threads for help, such as this one and this one, which both suggest it may be a CPU issue. Is this a settings issue? I left all the settings default because I am not familiar with emulation and I didn't want to mess anything up. Now, the game runs slow almost all the time, has periods where it lags even worse, then runs really fast during cut scenes as if it's trying to catch up (unless that is the normal speed and I've just gotten used to the lag). However, over the next couple of days, it steadily got worse. I shrugged it off, thinking it was the price I pay for the convenience of playing a on my laptop and not having to drag my old PS2 around. It wasn't just a framerate drop, but the game actually ran slower, like characters and sound effects would slow down. The game would run fine for a while, then it would lag and crawl for 10-15 seconds, then it would return to normal. I also downloaded the Scarlet.Crush driver package to use my PS3 controller.Īfter the initial elation, though, I was disappointed. I was really excited to replay Dragonball Z Budokai 3 (from. Over the weekend I downloaded pcsx2 from.
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