Dolphin 5460 build (SSE3,SSE4) with Intel C++ compiler for comparison purpose

[hellboy_666]

http://www.mediafire.com/?wydn2dmmm0l 4907 x32 <-- crc errors

[spellforce]

http://www.mediafire.com/?jrku4nxmxzm 4097 x32 (OpenGl still not work win x32)

reupload .... something worng with mediafire today..

[CacoFFF]

So there is a compiler from Intel that can be added to Visual Studio...
I'll try to figure out if it can be added to VC++ Express.
After all I already made a guide.

EDIT:
666th POST!

EDIT 2:
Say, if i 'evaluate' Intel® C++ Compiler, does that mean that the compiler modules will become useless after the 90 day trial? Even if I use VCE?

[spellforce]

even if you use VCE but you need compile and link with module from intel so it useless after 90 day trial.

[anthonyda]

This build is much faster here (Q6600@3.0Ghz, Windows 7 x86), around 20% faster, it's really making the difference between non playable and playable games sometimes

Now it would be fine to have daily/weekly build of it.

[CacoFFF]

(01-21-2010 06:02 AM)spellforce Wrote:  even if you use VCE but you need compile and link with module from intel so it useless after 90 day trial.

This is killing me, I guess I'll download and test your build to see how fast it gets.

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Indeed the VPS is now at least 10% faster.

[RupeeClock]

I just got my fancy new Core 2 Duo E8600 installed and overclocked, i'm gonna see how well this works out, testing by disabling the framelimit.

Quote:Intel Core 2 Duo E8600 @ 3.66ghz
Dolphin Speeds w/o frame limit
(Mamario compiled R4910)

Wii System Menu - ~100 FPS
Klonoa Title Screen - ~110 FPS
New Super Mario Bros Title Screen - ~130 FPS
Super Mario Galaxy Title Screen - ~110 FPS
Punch Out Title Screen - ~90 FPS
Super Paper Mario Title Screen ~420 FPS
Twilight Princess Title Screen ~60 FPS (Speed 200%)
Wario Land Shake Title Screen ~350 FPS
Wii Play Title Screen ~290 FPS
Wii Sports Title Screen ~320 FPS
Megaman 9 Title Screen ~ 260 FPS
Brawl (4chars on Delfino Isle) ~70 FPS

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Intel Core 2 Duo E8600 @ 3.66ghz
Dolphin Speeds w/o frame limit
(INTEL COMPILED R4907)

Wii System Menu - ~100FPS (Same)
Klonoa Title Screen - ~115FPS (+5)
New Super Mario Bros Title Screen - 150 FPS (+20)
Super Mario Galaxy Title Screen - ~70 FPS (-40)
Punch Out Title Screen - ~90 FPS (Same)
Super Paper Mario Title Screen - ~400 FPS (-20)
Twilight Princess Title Screen - ~70 FPS (Speed 220%) (+10)
Wario Land Shake Title Screen - ~350 FPS (Same)
Wii Play Title Screen - ~290 FPS (Same)
Wii Sports Title Screen - ~320 FPS (Same)
Megaman 9 Title Screen - ~270 FPS (+10)
Brawl (4chars on Delfino Isle) ~70 FPS (Same)

Hmm, wonder what that all means.

[LMjai]

(01-21-2010 04:20 PM)RupeeClock Wrote:  Hmm, wonder what that all means.

Maybe it means you need an i7

[orang]

this build is great! it's faster than the normal build

btw could you please update to the latest build?

[spellforce]

(01-21-2010 04:20 PM)RupeeClock Wrote:  Hmm, wonder what that all means.

Can you test the FPS when you "Disable Dual Core" Mode ? I mean just let Dolphin cap to 1 core.To see if programs can break the cap (it suppose that can break a cap in few command).If it faster maybe it mean it can break a cap of dualcore in a few command too.and this few command maybe can gain few FPS.and if it not faster means no benefits of more than 2 core for that game.

ps: auto parallel can sometime cause another cpu to wait before current cpu finish job and can be slow down in some case(more work than normal sequence).