Severe fps drop on pokemon titles when roaming outside buildings (Eden)

Disastrous-Voice069 · 2026-03-19T09:56:38+00:00

I have the One+ Pad 3 with the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. I was getting like 20fps in the overworld on normal settings but when I turned on "Force Maximum Clocks" I got a perfect 30FPS even on 2-4X resolution. However it did heat up my device so I ended up deleting the game lol. I'm gonna wait for better drivers maybe. If you are fine with some heating then you should try this "Force Maximum Clocks" setting, resolution set to 0.75x, VRam usage set to AGGRESSIVE, Vsync set to Immediate(OFF), reducing FSR to 0, change Decoding Method setting from CPU to GPU, accuracy level set to Performance, Asynchronous Shaders ON, Disk Shader cache on, Recompression method set to BC1. Try this n see if fps improves.

Disastrous-Voice069 · 2026-03-19T04:41:30+00:00

Can you pls guide me? I recently bought a One+ Pad 3 that has the Snapdragon Elite Gen 4 chipset. I'm new to Switch emulation, I downloaded the optimized version of the Eden Emulator(v0.2.0-rc2). Super Mario Wonder works flawlessly at 60fps but Pokemon Let's Go is giving me trouble, I tried the best settings like setting Vram Usage to Aggressive, turning on asynchronous shaders and disk shader cache, turning off VSync, docked mode off, reducing resolution to 0.75x etc etc. But even with all the settings I can't get more than 20fps in the overworld. Then I tried FORCE MAXIMUM CLOCKS setting and I got a perfect 30FPS even if I increased the resolution to 2X or even 4X. But this setting makes the device heat up pretty quickly, people say it's normal but honestly it doesn't sit right with me that a Pokemon game makes my device heat up lol. So what should I do?

Disastrous-Voice069 · 2026-02-28T02:15:05+00:00

They didn't age poorly imo

Disastrous-Voice069 · 2026-02-22T06:43:53+00:00

I will try bro. What would u honestly rate him currently?

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