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Depending on the gaming situation, disabling HT on the Xeon X5660 chip available in the test lab (analogous to the desktop and slightly faster Core i7-990) adds 5-10 frames. In addition, I would like to add that in some cases, namely on old CPUs, first, second and third generation Core processors, you can slightly increase performance by disabling Hyper Threading technology in the motherboard BIOS.

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At least I can play my PS3 physical copy in 4K, albeit on mute in RPCS3.Changing the “ Preferred SPU threads” parameter from 1 to 3 can improve the sound and smoothness of the game (do not confuse with FPS). More's the pity.my original gen PS3 just looks horrible on the 4K monitor I use and my old XBox 360 red-ringed itself years ago but NCAA 14 via Xbox emulators like Xemia is an even more pointless than RPCS3. But not so great in this scenario for RPCS3 where multithreading makes all the difference.
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The i5 has always been awesome for PC gaming because very few PC games make use of multi-threaded CPUs (let's face it, it's not a fixed technology architecture like consoles) so the i5's brute force power per core makes it great. This is why people with i7 and Ryzen CPUs have better success due to the multi-threaded nature of their cores. It just doesn't have the real estate RPCS3 needs to run both the game and decode the audio. I'm fairly certain it's the fact the i5 runs 6 cores/6 threads. I'm running an i5 9600k with an RTX 3080 and 32GB of DDR4 3200 RAM and I can't get the audio to work regardless of the settings used (game runs smoothly at 30-50fps otherwise). Mainly posted this because I hate when people figure things out and say, "Oh nevermind, I figured it out!" only to leave everyone else with the issue guessing. If anybody has any suggestions to my configuration or any criticism, feel free to post! I likely won't adjust mine since the game works flawlessly for me, but this may help somebody else trying to get NCAA 14 to run. My game runs smoothly with no FPS spikes or dips, 60 FPS in the menus and 25-35 in game. The audio works beautifully now with no cutting, chopping or stuttering. If I'm understanding correctly, this may cause some significant FPS loss on some machines, so be aware of that. I believe changing Enable SPU Loop Detection from "true" to "false" fixed the sound issue. I actually figured it out just after I posted this.
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If you can't install PS3 firmware (failed to write file error) you have a defective anti-virus
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