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Created page with "This page details the emulation status for various NVIDIA GPUs. == NV3 == Emulation is '''partially working'''. Most of the pipeline exists, the GPU is detected and drivers initialise on all known supported operating systems, and 2D partially works. However, serious issues understanding the screen to screen blit behaiour are preventing this part from working. Additionally, the DMA engine, required for 3D, is not yet emulated correctly. == NV4 == Very early research and..." |
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Emulation is '''partially working'''. Most of the pipeline exists, the GPU is detected and drivers initialise on all known supported operating systems, and 2D partially works. However, serious issues understanding the | Emulation is '''partially working'''. Most of the pipeline exists, the GPU is detected and drivers initialise on all known supported operating systems, and 2D partially works. However, serious issues understanding the double buffering behaviour (there are technically four buffers) are preventing this part from working. Additionally, the DMA engine, required for 3D, is not yet emulated correctly (the format is understood but there are issues determining what to send). | ||
== NV4 == | == NV4 == | ||
Very early research and development is in progress. | Very early research and development is in progress. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:58, 8 June 2025
This page details the emulation status for various NVIDIA GPUs.
NV3
Emulation is partially working. Most of the pipeline exists, the GPU is detected and drivers initialise on all known supported operating systems, and 2D partially works. However, serious issues understanding the double buffering behaviour (there are technically four buffers) are preventing this part from working. Additionally, the DMA engine, required for 3D, is not yet emulated correctly (the format is understood but there are issues determining what to send).
NV4
Very early research and development is in progress.