01-05-2012, 04:47 AM
I'm using version Pcsx2 0.9.8 r4600. My PC is a 2500K @ 4.5 GHz / GTX 550 Ti
I have few questions please help. I'm new to this stuff.
I'm using SSE41 Direct 11 Hardware as my plug in setting. I'm currently playing the game 1280x720 res. The game looks good but there are still small jaggies even at 1080p. So how do I enable AA in the game is my question.
Also I don't understand the setting ''use scaling'' then the tab right by it that says custom then the drop down says 2x 4x Native and so forth. I've tried this setting but I don't seem to see any diff between that or custom res.
I'm using a real PS2 Dualshock with a little box device called smart joy then I hook that up to the PC via USB. It works great so far. I'm wondering does PCSX2 support the rumble feature ? do I have to install separate drivers for this function ?
Last question when I use a custom res like 1280x720 which is a widescreen res, is the game actually in a true widescreen picture ? I do by the way have the 16x9 aspect ratio setting enabled in the windows settings in th emu.
thanks
I have few questions please help. I'm new to this stuff.
I'm using SSE41 Direct 11 Hardware as my plug in setting. I'm currently playing the game 1280x720 res. The game looks good but there are still small jaggies even at 1080p. So how do I enable AA in the game is my question.
Also I don't understand the setting ''use scaling'' then the tab right by it that says custom then the drop down says 2x 4x Native and so forth. I've tried this setting but I don't seem to see any diff between that or custom res.
I'm using a real PS2 Dualshock with a little box device called smart joy then I hook that up to the PC via USB. It works great so far. I'm wondering does PCSX2 support the rumble feature ? do I have to install separate drivers for this function ?
Last question when I use a custom res like 1280x720 which is a widescreen res, is the game actually in a true widescreen picture ? I do by the way have the 16x9 aspect ratio setting enabled in the windows settings in th emu.
thanks