> > > > Fixed that for ya. > > > > > > Is this mamedev's answer ? I mean do you guys plan to leave it as it is (poor and > > bad > > > options for sync and lag) and just tell people to buy G/Free-Sync compatible > > hardware > > > ? > > > > > > If so then it really looks like GroovyMAME was in fact assimilated to make > > murdering > > > it easier/smoother, or politically acceptable, and the superior solutions it > > offered > > > in that field will never come back whether as GM or whithin baseline, or if they > do > > > it'll be God knows when maybe in a decade. > > > > Do you even understand what it is that you're writing here? > > > > The tearing, lag, and bad experience you speak of is because your display is LOCKED > > to a fixed refresh rate! > > > > Different games run at different hZ - different different different as in not > locked > > like your display is. > > > > It's not a MAME issue or problem even though there's ini options to try and cushion > > that a bit. > > > > Get a display capable of a variable refresh rate and all those bad things go > totally > > away. > > > > Yes, my Acer Predator XB271HU was expensive as hell and there are cheaper > > alternatives currently available, but my MAME experience has improved by a factor > of > > 10000000 > > I know perfectly well what I'm saying, what I mean is for people who don't have > nearly a thousand bucks to put in a monitor+compatible gpu, or want to play on their > TV. > And GroovyMAME offered the best options to deal with that and you know it, but as > usual you'll all play dumb.
When you're stealing arcade games and playing them for free you really should not be complaining about being unable to buy a new monitor.
If the lag is really that bad then you're probably either doing something wrong or you don't have good enough hardware. Turn off vsync.
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