Have you tried an overclock? Also, if you believe it is power related, how about you bypass the power module, you could solder a 5V source to the power strip directly and see how the pi functions. If it is normal, then it may be an issue with the powerboost itself, if you still see the slowdown, it...

Killar wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 10, 2018 1:51 pm

did you try another snes emulator?

yes tried with the built in emulators:
snes9x2002
snes9x2005
snes9x2010

Same results with all of them.
I uploaded a video about the issue:
https://youtu.be/_gQuPKz_pnk

Just finished my gameboy zero build and I cannot really play SNES games. I tried them with different emulators, NTSC and PAL roms, different retroarch settings(like threaded video on/off), but the results are always the same. I wouldn't even call it stuttering, but a constantly low fps with distorte...

Found the data sheet for the screen: http://www.bdtic.com/datasheet/Innolux/PT035TN01-V6.pdf It seems to be: 52 NC - No connect 53 VGH I Positive power for scan driver 54 NC - No connect 55 NC - No connect Based on that maybe it has some effect when the picture is changing fast? However at the momen...

I tried out the screen and it doesnt seem to be affecting anything at all. Screen functioning as it should.

It seems like somewhere along the way I ruined the left part of my ribbon cable. Can someone guide me where should I connect this part?

https://imgur.com/gallery/vcoxjak