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Sorry i thought since it was basically the exact same question it was the correct place. And yea its a desktop replacement laptop. A fat ass 1 that's heavy and eats all the power lol. And space isint an issue for me. I have a decent collection of externals I've built up over the years.
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Not really. Underclocked, mobile AMD CPUs don't really have the horsepower for PCSX2.
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The i7 has a U so its an ultrabook version meaning its dual-core and less powerful, try get the M version or the QM which is quadcore. As for GPU, I really wouldnt worry as its more than enough.
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Just wanted anyone curious enough to ask, an i7 Processor with Intel graphics can run some PCSX2 games at 60Fps.
But trying to record the video slows the Fps to about 5-10 Fps. Really laggy, and the newer games were only running about 30Fps.
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01-04-2014, 03:39 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-04-2014, 03:39 PM by dutch_coffee.)
It also depends really much on which game you play.. i can play spy vs. spy on +4k resolution easily, but i can't even get midnight club 3 dub edition to run above 30fps ingame native.
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