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# ps1-benchmark
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# ps1-benchmark
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## Description
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A PS1 benchmark created with [PSn00bSDK](https://github.com/Lameguy64/PSn00bSDK).
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This benchmark is created for testing PS1 capabilities: graphics, commands and audio.
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### Testing
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This program is tested on [DuckStation](https://www.duckstation.org/) PS1 emulator.
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If you want to test it on a real PS1, you will need to mod it with a [chip](https://quade.co/ps1-modchip-guide/) or using a [modded memory card](https://github.com/brad-lin/FreePSXBoot).
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## Burning CD
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### Little Side Note
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You can't use CD-RW because the PS1 laser reader cannot read it, use only good CD-R (Verbatim or Sony).
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Download the latest release and burn .iso into a CD using any CD burner software.
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## Development
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This project is currently in development on Ubuntu (using WSL), Windows is not tested.
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Steps for setting up environment:
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* download [last PSn00bSDK release](https://github.com/Lameguy64/PSn00bSDK/releases)
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* open ```sudo nano ~/.bashrc```
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* add in the end of the file ```export PS1_SDK_ROOT=/path/to/PSn00bSDK/root/folder```
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* ```source ~/.bashrc```
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* clone the repository ```https://github.com/SimoSbara/ps1-benchmark.git```
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* execute cmake ```cmake --preset default .```
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Now you can build the project with ```cmake --build ./build```

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