Metroid Dread
Nintendo Switch · Settings and results
One Duo review saw a stable 35 to 40 fps in Eden Nightly with Mr. Purple’s T30 driver and a 67% speed limit. Frame generation raised the displayed rate to around 80, though the reviewer notes generated frames do not make the game more responsive.
The screenshot didn't load. The test notes and source clips below still work.
Game screenshot via Nintendo. Not taken on a Duo.
Reported settings and results
Hades ran at around 40 fps in Eden Nightly with Mr. Purple's T30, and Metroid Dread at a stable 35 to 40 fps. Both used a 67% speed limit, with frame generation raising the displayed rate to around 80.
- speed limit
- 67%
- frame generation
- Lossless Scaling, in Eden
More detail
- dash notes that generated frames do not improve the underlying responsiveness.
Software used in these tests
More Nintendo Switch notes
SwitchHadesOne Duo review saw around 40 fps in Eden Nightly with Mr. Purple’s T30 driver and a 67% speed limit, with frame generation lifting the displayed rate to around 80.Pocket Duo
SwitchMario Kart 8 DeluxeA stream reports better performance with a custom driver in Eden, without a stable 60 fps, and a written review saw 30 to 45 fps. A later 0.75× sample approaches 60 fps with drops and missing/flickering item icons; its emulator and driver build are unconfirmed.Pocket Duo
Card screenshots come from Libretro, not from a Duo.
All game notes