SNES's run faster today than they did in 1990
>>12307805that's your time dilation going outta whack, old timer
the elusive time kompression
>>12307805Yeah, by like 00.2%
>>12307805And this whole time I thought I just sucked at Ninja Gaiden.
>>12307824thats the difference between life and death in contra, pal
>>12307805What do you mean? Elaborate.
>>12307861Nintendo cheaped out and used ceramic instead of quartz for the audio chip's resonator (what controls the clock speed)Ceramic resonators are cheaper but degrade over time, which causes the clock speed to actually increase
>>12307805>sne's clock speed will one day run so fast they out perform even the most hardcore gaming PC's available today
>>12307874hardwarefags literally have less accurate snes clock times than emulation as time goes on kek
>>12307895I'm not that knowledgeable about electronics so someone might have to correct me, but I think someone could just replace the ceramic resonator with a crystal oscillator of the same frequency
>>12307908Well the capacitors can obviously be replaced, so i dont see why not but im no expert, would love to know this for sure though.
>>12307805mfw all emulators that are """100% accurate""" are becoming less and less accurate every day because of this
>>12307879kek
>>12307953>the year is 2222>hardwarefags insist this is the accurate and intended way of playing Super Mario World
>>12307805Yes. Generally all CPUs are able to run somewhat faster. The reason they limit them is to protect from overheating or other issues.
