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..., and to adjust it. DOSBox offers 4 different methods of [[/cpu/core/Intro|CPU emulation]]. <div id="core"></div>

* Improve compatibility of dynamic core by making it handle certain pagefaults earlier. * Dynamic core supports io exceptions.

DOSBox emulates the CPU, the sound and graphic cards, and other peripherals of a PC, all at the sam === CPU Cycles (speed up/slow down) ===

* Added IO exceptions in all but the dynamic core. * Added an assembly fpu core.

* The [cpu] section of dosbox.conf ''must'' have both of the following: ** core=normal or core=simple

* Fixed a few cpu opcodes. * Added cpu core simple (for lowerend machines)

* Add a new recompiling cpu core, which should be easier to port. * Add 64 bit version of the recompiling core.

* CPU Core: Dynamic

...t until the Pentium age that floating-point hardware was built into all PC CPU's. Anyway, the point is that DOSBox has only one speed control, and it slow | MIPS v1.10 CPU Benchmark and Performance Test |

* Some small CPU fixes that might fix something. * Speed up and fixes for the recompiler core. (pitfall2 pcjr)

[cpu] # core -- CPU Core used in emulation: normal,simple,dynamic,auto.

[cpu] # core: CPU Core used in emulation. auto will switch to dynamic if available and appropriate.

or try to reconfigure your graphic options to decrease the CPU load (e.g., choose lower resolution, minimize the use of details and gore). core=dynamic (anything else makes the game crawl, even on powerful machines)