Why do the games runs like shit when v-sync is disable? There

>>61225644
you want /vr/

>>61225644
>>>/vg/emugen is over there, friendo.

>>61225687
>>61225704

Its a technical question tho

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>>61225748
It clearly isn't, any bumblefuck on /vr/ could help you.
>>>/vr/

>>61225644

Computers + monitors don't render frames the same way consoles + televisions do.

A Super Nintendo is just blasting pixels right at the CRT in 240p, no delays, no waiting.

Your computer's graphics card is drawing the entire frame to a buffer or three before it ever sends the image along to the monitor, so you're stuck with either screen tearing or frame-skipping if you don't vsync; or 1–3 frames of input lag if you do vsync and maybe triple-buffer. No way around it, I'm afraid.

>>61226142

>A Super Nintendo is just blasting pixels right at the CRT in 240p, no delays, no waiting.

(And, of course, technically speaking, an old console sending an analog signal to an old CRT isn't drawing "frames" at all; to use the correct terminology, it's drawing one of two "fields" and leaving the other one blank, which is where scan-lines come from.)

On top of that, some emulators are decently optimized and some aren't. Use FCEUX over Nestopia, and use BSNES over SNES9x.

And for fuck's sake use a CRT monitor; and either kick up USB polling up to at least 1MHz or just use an old sound card with a game-port and a proper 15-pin PC gamepad (which will require that you use either Windows XP or a Linux distro that supports sound cards with game-ports).

>>61225952
/vr/ is known to be tech illiterate

>>61226142
>>61226180
>Computers + monitors don't render frames the same way consoles + televisions do.
>A Super Nintendo is just blasting pixels right at the CRT in 240p, no delays, no waiting.

Wish there was an award for retards.
Do you really think the SNES does not have/use a framebuffer? Top fucking kek m8.

>>61226256
Nice meme, did you hear that from /vr/?
Literary 125Hz polling controller and any old 2ms flatscreen with emulation on a decent PC will be faster input lag wise then the actual thing, if we are talking NES/SNES here.

>or just use an old sound card with a game-port and a proper 15-pin PC gamepad
GamePort won't give you an edge over USB.

It's mathematical.
Not that I'm saying a good controller and CRT aren't better.