Bloodborne on PC gains up to 20 FPS after shadPS4 emulator fixes VRAM leaks

A community patch for the shadPS4 emulator fixes VRAM leaks in Bloodborne on PC, boosting performance by up to 20 FPS and eliminating crashes.

This is cool because they have patched Bloodborne on the PC with community patch for shadPS4 emulator. It's important because this patch addresses memory leaks that were causing large drops in frames and crashes. So that means those who had issues with stability are able to play with less glitches.

Community patch stabilizes emulation by eliminating video memory leaks

This patch is for the title Bloodborne using shadPS4 emulator on Windows. So basically this is like a bridge to play PlayStation 4 title on PC. It's cool because this is from the community and Sony and FromSoftware didn't release it officially for the PC.

The developers were able to patch the video memory leaks which were causing issues with stability in the game. They tested on versions 0.19.0 and 0.20.1 of the emulator to see that they can have almost 20 FPS gain on certain scenes. It is a big improvement in both speed and stability to remove the memory leaks.

It's cool because this patch helps make the emulation more stable without changing anything from the actual game. It means people will have more consistent frames and not have to exit the system so much while playing. It's a great technical improvement for those that want to play the title without it being official on the PC.

Source: IXBT