it used to, but they were all removed once it became the default.

I am aware this breaks stuff, but where its strictly required the GLideN64 ini should take over and force the settingsĭo you mean that ? because that does not contain any entries for CopyToRDRAM=2 (async) because it's the default. It's async by default for GLideN64 standalone:, so i think we should default to on (btw it's disabled for some games in the custom.ini ). I guess we should change the GLES2 case anyway and remove it completely and default to off for GLES3. i don't know how representative that is, but again i point to the original GLideN64 code which only disables it for GLES2:, and it's default to Async for everything else - if they think it's safe I think we can! Pi4 is 3.1 and uses mesa (which i'm assuming is pretty vanilla).

Once done, transfer SD card from desktop to your Raspberry Pi 4, and let it boot. Flash the OS image to your SD card using the RPi imager. To make things easier, preconfigure your WiFi in the RPi Imager using these steps. First, download a Raspberry Pi OS Desktop Image using the Raspberry Pi Imager. What is your test case/device to think that the average GLES3 device can handle it by default? Step 1: Get Raspberry Pi OS Up and Running.

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