I've been running it under the ordinary DosBox, which haven't got TimeSync... for the moment, I'm only using kwyhwongs (or whatever) build for Crusader. Are you suggesting that it might run with dynamic core using timesync in the alternate build?

Okay, it seems to be working with Normal core - thanks for the tip! Still odd, though... I could've sworn I've had it on Dynamic all the time... including when it ran OK just at first... 😕

I'll try that... odd note, though, I tried running it with Full core, too, and that resultet in odd stuttering - everything seemed to move in jumps. :-s

I've been trying to play this classic platformer lately (Johnny Dash is clearly much cooler than Jill Valentine, seeing as he can take on hordes of zombies with a slingshot, rather than a rocket-launcher) but I've got some trouble... Right at first, it ran just fine. But then, suddenly, inexplicably …

I tried with Full core... verrrry odd... At first, it seemed to decrease performance - the cutscenes were hacking like nobody's business - but when I got into the game itself, that was running fine. And what more is, according to the display in the top, I was only pulling 10-12.000 cycles per second …

Ah, right! So, the issue could be handled by switching to another core-type... Full, Normal, or what?

Okay, I tried to run it windowed... providing that those results are reliable, it's pulling 95% of my CPU when I'm in motion - which is basically everything there is. More worrying, however, is the fact that I just got another 'crash'... suddenly, inexplicably, without warning, DosBox shut down …

Just ran a trial... I was hitting roughly 90% CPU usage when standing still - and, according to the Dynamic Cycle Display, running at around 35.000 cycles per sec. Of course, that probably means that I'm pushing 100% when moving, although I haven't found a way to check that without leaving full- …

It wouldn't surprise me if the problem was caused by high processor usage... in order to run full-screen high-color videos smoothly, I pushed the cycles up to 50.000... o_o Next time I run it, I'll try to check the actual CPU usage, but from earlier experiences with the normal DosBox build, Crusader …

Okay, it seems to be working rather well... even got high-color full-screen videos running pretty smoothly, with 50000 cycles. However, at random intervals, the controls will freeze - the Crusader will either stand unmoving, or continuously walk in one direction indefinitely... is this a related …

Eeeexcellent... -goes off to download it-

Ah yes, of course... but which ones have timesync support? Does ykhwong's build?

Yup. 😜 So-so-som-om-om-omw-wha-wha-hat-at-at Am-am-amu-mu-mu-mus-us-us-usi-si-si-sing. 😁

Well, that's the thing... I DO have the exact same CPU as tvynr, and therefore I assumed I could use his settings... apparently not, since it ran better with 20000 than 11000...

I'm desperately trying to squeeze a decent performance outta DosBox... I tried with tvynr's config-file, and when that failed to produce much of an improvement, I modified it according to the Guest's suggestion, adding timesync and increasing the cycles to 20000 (I really hope that last 0 is an …