Raspberry Pi CM4: PPSSPP - Chains of Olympus - 2x Native Resolution (30 FPS Hack)

A quick video showcasing the Raspberry Pi CM4 running God of War - Chains of Olympus, locked at 30 FPS at 2x native resolution using hacks.
It’s pretty impressive that a $35 PC can run this title, especially at 2x. Unfortunately my screen is only 800x480 however 2x is 960x544. I still think it looks fantastic. Note that Buffered Rendering is still enabled which is required for this game to display the correct graphics like bloom, blur and glowing effects. Without it the emulator doesn’t render the correct graphics properly although it does run faster, albeit far less accurately and causes graphical artifacts as well as flickering.
You do get the occasional dip here and there in frames. I tried some 60 FPS hacks and the CM4 does try its best, but unfortunately I couldn’t get it to run at full speed. Maybe the Pi 5 will get us there!

[@YourBr0ther]

This is so impressive! Keep it up!

[@CodingIsFun]

*Looks fantastic!* 😍 Keep up the great work! 💪

[@Maverick7r]

So nice, I really want one of these!! 🤘🤘

[@Queso305]

Wow

[@roc6d]

Does this build have rumble on the unit? Also can hall sticks be used too?

[@smoscar]

How?! All I was able to do on my CM4 was increase the CPU clock speed, add frame skipping and barely get 30fps @1x res when there weren't that many enemies on the screen.
And it gets hot as hell haha

[@stonededge]

Yeah it certainly gets hot, my fan is working overtime to keep it cool! There’s a trick here that helps me get stable 2X 30 FPS stable. I also had it overclocked to 600 MHZ on the GPU and 2000MHZ on the CPU to be able to get this performance. Let me know if you’re able to get it working. Was certainly like magic when I tried it lol
forums.ppsspp.org/showthread.php?tid=22159.

[@danychen8335]

How to get one? Keep up the good work.

[@march11stoneytony]

What shell is this in?