>Robert Wilkinson wrote:
>> My machines a 166 pentium.
>>
>> Wincoupe needs a faster machine than this, needs a zimmer frame to get
>> around in this machine.
>
>hehe!  Try using fullscreen mode and making sure the 'accurate mode 3'
>option is disabled.  That will use 320x240 mode which requires no image
>stretching,


Yeh! That did it. I did read the text file that came with Wincoupe, but
forgot once it was running.

<Unfortunately you can't see the window title bar in fullscreen mode to know
<the speed, so you'll have to guess how well it's running - on-screen
display is coming
>soon to solve that!


I used my Morse code tutor to check how well it ran. It has an interupt
driven clock in it.
The program was written using a real Sam and the clock is pretty accurate,
least it is on my Sam.
In full screen mode and with mode 3 turned on, the clock loses 10 seconds
per minute. (approx)
Sound is a bit rough in this mode.

In full screen mode and with mode 3 turned off, The clock gains 4 seconds
per minute. (approx)
Sound is much better and the Tutor is useable.

>What the maximum framerate do you get on the startup screen with the 1x1
>window size and the 'frame skipping' set to 'none'?

In that mode I get a max of 22-24

In normal startup mode with colour bars showing I get 48-53
After Enter is pressed (colour bars gone, only cursor on screen) I get 22-25

Hope this helps..


Bob Wilkinson.



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