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no such thing as "perfect" when emulating.

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>>5330521
Its close enough that even the turbo autist can't notice differences without tools.

>>5330521
The timing is wrong on CX4 chip games such as Megaman X2.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aN9Qu5u6Hc

Who know what other games are fudged by imperfect emulation of expansion chips?
Krikzz won't tell you; he wants to keep selling these.

>>5330521
> timing errors and other inaccuracies
Only on the new RedGuy cores, meaning SuperFX and SA1 games.
They don't have any noticeable visual or audio inaccuracies, but they run a little too fast.
That's why the SD2SNES isn't allowed in some speedrunning communities.
Unfortunately fanboys get really fucking mad when you bring this up, and RedGuy doesn't seem interested in 100% accuracy, so it probably won't change unless another person is willing to work on the project.

>>5331578
The timing is wrong on the CX4 in the MM demo because they literally overclocked it. It's an option you have to deliberately turn on.

>>5330521
>emulation
>perfect
pick one

>>5330864
i thought it had an fpga?

>>5332462
fpga programming can be messed up too

>>5332462
There's an insane psychopath around here who is trying to pretend that hardware simulation like flashcarts is "emulation" and he goes around talking about it like it's common knowledge. Obviously, anyone who knows anything about computers knows an FPGA simulating a chip is simulation, it has nothing to do with emulation. Yes in broader contexts there can be such a thing as "hardware emulation", that is not the case here. The phrase "emulation can never be 100%", for whatever meaning it has for emulation, it certainly does not apply to flashcarts which often include no chip and have the exact same input/output as an actual cartridge.

>>5331683
>They don't have any noticeable visual or audio inaccuracies, but they run a little too fast.

How much faster? How much % faster? Does it break any games with game logic that must be precisely synchronized? Does the extra speed improve certain games? How does this extra speed affect the frame rate in games?

>>5330864
Get a load of rhis aspie

>>5332601
>I'm an insane psychopath
FTFYK

>>5332601
>Obviously, anyone who knows anything about computers knows an FPGA simulating a chip is simulation,
when you know all intricacies, features and bugs of the chips you're trying to simulate, which nobody does, as these chips were custom designs.
so yes, it's emulation.

>>5332601
'chip simulation', as you put it, is no better than using a clone system; in the end you're still emulating original hardware. so, where are all those 100% compatibility hardware clones kid?

>>5330864
>emulating.
Shame we're talking about running the real game code on the real hardware then, innit.

Sit in the shame corner.

>>5333459
if they can get the same bits in/out at the same clock rate by "emulating" the chips, who gives a fuck.

it's arguably better than the actual chips as those will break down and error out over time

>>5335086
>Shame we're talking about running the real game code on the real hardware then
Emulated hardware, yes.

>>5335153
>if they can get the same bits in/out at the same clock rate by "emulating" the chips
Can they?

>>5333641
clone systems are not at all comparable to fpga. Your are a retard for even pretending to think that.

>>5335759
>>5331578
>>5331987
>>5333641

>real hardware is emulation
You are the moron that said it, not us. Just remember this is why people hate you. Lies are lies, kid.

I really can't understand why people like this are not removed from earth. It would be easy to find them and end it. Just knock on their moms door and ask for the manchild of the house, then ask if they think fpgs/real hardware = emulation. Done.