Dual Core + HD5670

[Shadow Lady]

I really doubt it'd make that much of a difference just by switching to SSE4, just use the SSSE3 or SSE2 versions of the plugin instead.

[tuanming]

oh damn!...so nothing can be done than changing the mobo?even if m using core2duo...m not gettin mch of a speed for svr

You need a full upgrade. I'd highly suggest going quad AT LEAST starting out with an Q8xxx or Q9xxx series from Intel Core 2 series, and at least 2 gb of ram, 4 is recommended for this day and age. What you can do is return the e7500 if 30 days isn't overdue and save up some more and do a full upgrade. The Q9xxx series are better since they have more cache and higher clock speed, and better or more efficient than the Q8xxx series.

Even with a upgraded system, without overclocking you won't get playable or full speed on some games. So, if you are going to do the full upgrade, then get some overclocking capable hardware.

[shikigami]

will lower versions(SvR 2008 or 09) give me more speed? ...
LoL! if i have to upgrade to that high end config,i would play Assassins creed Brotherhood,or crysis 2 or other awesome games!
but i really want to play SvR...damn THQ!they never released it for PC!

[jesalvein]

it's still easier to play it on your PS2, then.
SVR games are quite demanding.

[shikigami]

sigh! ...but m satisfied with the fps for 1on1 matches...if i put more than 2 players in nething..it will bcom really slow!...so...1 on 1 is playable

[jesalvein]

buying a 2nd PS2 gamepad will be cheaper than upgrading, for sure

[shikigami]

@jesalvein
yaa but my ps2 is with my frnd and he went for a vacation! ...i cant wait for him to get it back dats y...by the way,
which is the latest version of gsdx??

[Bositman]

The latest GSdx is the one included with the latest 0.9.7 beta from our download section.