I have this problem since the release of hades, i’ve asked many times on the yuzu discord but i’ve never got an answer, and it appears i’m the only one with this issue.
During gameplay (mainly SSBU) the emulator starts randomly to display half (or less) of the frames, the game still runs at full speed and at 60fps (showed by both the Nvidia and the yuzu fps counter)
so it’s like i’m running a 30fps mod or something
it’s kinda hard to explain with words so i’ve recorded a clip of the issue happening (and also i’ve analyzed the clip frame by frame in Adobe Premiere to show the frames being doubled/tripled)
here’s also the log, but consider the fact that i had this problem with every yuzu build i’ve tried and with a lot of Nvidia drivers (now i have the most recent ones)
the log comes from my desktop but i also have the same behavior with my laptop (i7 8750H - 1060 6GB - 32GB of ram)
Client Version yuzu 953
Operating System Windows 10 Version 2009
CPU Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790 CPU @ 3.60GHz | AVX2 | FMA
Graphics API Vulkan 1.3.194
Graphics Renderer NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER
GPU Driver Version NVIDIA 511.79.0.0
CPU Accuracy Auto
GPU Accuracy Normal
Docked Mode [x]
CPU Multicore [x]
Async GPU [x]
Async Shaders [ ]
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It’s already in the latest mainline versions, but it can’t fix all games yet. Some require changes that are part of Project YFC that are in development.
Wish I’d found this post sooner. I have similar issues and had tried so many different GPU drivers and settings. I was convinced it was a problem with my setup as it doesn’t seem to be widely reported. I can rest easy now knowing it’s a known issue.
I’m experiencing the same issue in Super Mario Odyssey. I thought it was an issue on my end and was about to spend time trying older graphics drivers and posting here, but then I saw your post. I noticed the same thing with an FPS counter — it kept showing 60FPS even during the parts where the game stutters.
I’m glad to know that a fix is being worked on. Thank you @GoldenX86 - we appreciate you and your team’s work