There's no one way to do it this as it is very much game specific.

If a game has unlocked frame rate it just doesn't reach stable 60 FPS you can use the overclocking feature under emulation settings to improve performance and get better FPS.

For games that are locked to 30 FPS you have to look up 60 fps cheat or a patch for that specific game and apply it, then you'll still need to use the overclocking feature to improve performance and reach that 60 FPS.

Fair warming said overclocking feature can improve FPS in any game to get stable 30 or 60 FPS but it can very much break the game as the game was not intended to run on overclocked ps1.

PS.
The video could always be fake, you can make any video to look like it's playing at 60 FPS by just altering the video with interpolation.

 

so how do i use the overlooking feature and what setting would be the best

 

It's just a slider 100% being the default the higher you set it the better performance you'll get but it will be more demanding on your PC and like I said it can break your game so you can't just max it out.

As for what's the best setting again it depends on the game in question, some games don't need overclocking at all like Spyro the dragon so it would be a waste of performance, others may need to be overclocked way high like Chrono Cross to get 60fps in all cases.

You'll just have to play the game keep an eye on the frame rate and adjust overclocking as needed to see if it helps or breaks the game.

 

okay will do

if i set overclocking i get a message in load and saving saying please insert a memory card to continue and i can't save or load game

 

That's the most common thing that overclock breaks dial it down or turn off when using memory cards, you can setup a hotkey for that

i get as well when setting to vulkan failed to install vulkan render falling back to software render duckstation

That has nothing to do with overclock more of a issue with your graphic card or it's drivers, regardless if you're on windows use DX11 there's no benefit to use Vulcan on windows machines.

 

i get as well when setting to vulkan failed to install vulkan render falling back to software render duckstation

 

i get like a crackling noise on the map screen in driver 2 as well

 

Crackling sound occurs most often when your PC can't deliver stable fps,. You've set something to high for your PC to handle or something wrong with your PC.

 

it says it on dx11 as well

 

Then you have an issue with your graphic card or it's drivers, what do you have in adapter under display settings?

 

i have no idea how to setup the emulator correctly with the graphics card i have

 

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960

 

is there any setup for what graphics and processor i am using

 

Procesor no, graphic card you can pick in adapter under display settings.

GTX960 is perfectly it supports DX11-12 and Vulcan, it failing to initialize render indicates that's something wrong with the card, the drivers or another program is hogging the card.

 

okay i meant is there any videos on YouTube which will work with my settings

 

What settings? Duckstation doesn't have a specific settings it will work fine on any potato PC you should have no issues whatsoever, the one you're having with Driver 2 is something to do with your PC not a clue what as we've exhausted all the possibilities and options.

 

for use with my graphics card i have a medium based pc by the way

 

Like I said you have issues unrelated to Duckstation
Duckstation will run fine on any modern PC with a multi core 2ghz CPU 8gb of RAM and any graphic card that's dx11 or Vulcan compatible.

You only need a decent PC if you wanna crank some of the enhancements to absurd levels like playing art 4k with the XBR filter on.

 

is there any youtube videos that may use the same graphics and processor that i have

 

This is the closest you'll get as such videos are really unnecessary as Duckstation will run the same on a 200$ machine as it would on a 2000$ machine so there is no need to create specific configurations for specific PCs.

And even in this video the configuration is very minimal and as you can see the GPU and CPU are barely doing any work.

 

okay will give it a try

 

seems to working fine

 

how do i get 60fps for games on Duckstation I have looked at lots of videos on YouTube but none of them that I follow correctly seem to get 60 fps I always get below 30fps and not 60fps and I am still getting lag in driver 2

my computer settings are

Processor: Intel Core i5-8400 6-Core 2.8GHz
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 690
RAM: 24GB

can anyone help me please

most ps1 games is capped at 30fps but some games they capped at a higher framerate in 60fps

 

if still not solved you will need to upgrade your graphics card

 

Incorrect GTX960 is more than capable running ps1 games, you can even see in the video I posted that uses GTX 960 and is barely doing any work to run ps1.