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@@ -49,6 +49,14 @@ Softfloat FPU
Enable a slower but more accurate math co-processor emulation, for running a limited set of operating systems and applications which demand full 80-bit precision from the floating point unit.
CPU frame size
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Change the emulator's frame timing behavior. This mostly affects the smoothness of the emulated mouse and other input peripherals.
* **Larger frames (less smooth):** same behavior as previous 86Box versions. Switching to it may improve performance on low-end host systems, at the expense of reduced input smoothness.
* **Smaller frames (smoother):** the new default behavior, which improves input smoothness.
Time synchronization
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@@ -57,11 +65,3 @@ Automatically copy your host system's date and time over to the emulated machine
* **Disabled:** do not perform time synchronization. The emulated machine's date and time can be set through its operating system or BIOS setup utility. Time only ticks while the emulated machine is running.
* **Enabled (local time):** synchronize the time in your host system's configured timezone. Use this option when emulating an operating system which stores *local time* in the hardware clock, such as DOS or Windows.
* **Enabled (UTC):** synchronize the time in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). Use this option when emulating an operating system which stores *UTC time* in the hardware clock, such as Linux.
CPU frame size
--------------
Change the emulator's frame timing behavior. This mostly affects the smoothness of the emulated mouse and other input peripherals.
* **Larger frames (less smooth):** same behavior as previous 86Box versions. Switching to it may improve performance on low-end host systems, at the expense of reduced input smoothness.
* **Smaller frames (smoother):** the new default behavior, which improves input smoothness.