
Is there any way to undo the changes that. I did a system restore, but I don't think it undid much. When it was running, I saw at least one file related to web sharing or something along those lines being put on my computer, and that made me want to get rid of whatever I just did by running the file. While I'm normally not super-paranoid over files from the internet harming my computer, I did raise an eyebrow when it started installing and changing components in my Windows folder that were already fine.
#Snes9x lag .exe#
exe file they recommended to use before using BizHawk. I have another problem though and that is the aftermath of running that "Prereq". I second the idea to use Higan, the GUI might feel a little awkward at first compared to other emulators, but it's well worth getting used to it. The Prereq installer is only installing the necessary windows runtime libraries to run BizHawk (.NET Framework versions etc), it should be completely safe. exe made since I don't plan on using BizHawk, or did it not make any significant changes at all? So I think I'm going to try SNES9X even if it isn't the definitive choice. It is not compatible with PSVita.I tried BizHawk yesterday, which seemed like a fantastic emulator except for the fact that the input lag on my controller was worse than it was on ZSNES.
#Snes9x lag psp#
It works on PSP too but is slower than s9xTYLme version.
#Snes9x lag windows 8#
Looks like a bug wither with Windows 8 compatibility, or with the new video card drivers.

Replaced SA1 option on MISC->Hack/debug menu for SFX overclock to control speed/accuracy.Improved accuracy of Super FX emulation.

Fixed a bug on Super Mario RPG that was causing graphical glitches on battles if speedhacks from snesadvance.dat were not enabled.
#Snes9x lag mod#
Fixed a bug on snes9xTYL Mod 171008 that may corrupt savestates on some games.
