On multi GPU systems select which GPU to use in RPCS3 when using Vulkan. Should you have any compatibility issues when using Vulkan, fall back to OpenGL. Vulkan is the fastest renderer while OpenGL is the most accurate renderer. We recommend using a laptop equipped with an 8-core/16-thread 35W+ H-series CPU such as an Intel Core i7-10870H or an AMD Ryzen 7 5800H, as well as having a compatible dedicated GPU (dGPU) with Vulkan compatibility.
PERSONA 5 EMULATOR UPDATE
Update (): fix updated to work with newer emulator versions (at least 0.0.10-10425), because recently something changed in the code of the shaders. On the bottom of the log section that said failed in the color pink and red.
RPCS3: PlayStation 3 emulator for PC that works under DirectX 12. I've been getting black screen and compiling shaders and white screen every time I change the setting and try to load Soul Calibur 4 on PC #1.
The emulator was first able to successfully boot and run simple homebrew projects and was then later publicly released in June of 2012. The released video shows a fantastic comparison between the old API and the new one. While being a tall order, this is the ideal spec and we cannot guarantee even remotely good performance with laptops equipped with as little as 4-cores.
PERSONA 5 EMULATOR DRIVERS
White screen 0 FPS when booting up Persona 5 - rpcs3 … Quote from RPCS3 dev: The issue is that Intel and NVIDIA drivers aren't registering the icd key, plain and simple. I have tested on both renders OpenGL & Vulkan and best performing was Vulkan for me.
You need a new computer, or try your luck with Linux and some drivers that allow overriding extensions. For Windows users, download the latest build and drag and drop all files into your RPCS3 root directory, replacing all files when prompted. They seem to trigger only in Vulkan and OpenGL applications, RPCS3 is the vulkan application in which it happens with the highest frequency, another notable mention is The Surge 2. This might cause a black screen if that monitor is not plugged into your GPU directly.
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