first sorry if my english is bad, but i was wondering if i could play pcsx2 on my computer with my specs:
intel core 2 duo 2.93ghz
1gb ram
and a graphics card: intel gmax3100
OS: windows xp sp2
well im not really a techy person and dont know really much about
computers so just wondering b4 i download pcxs2 or im just gonna waste time downlading it. hehehe? ( well practically bored with my ps1 emulator)
(07-21-2013, 08:23 PM)shiranai Wrote: [ -> ]first sorry if my english is bad, but i was wondering if i could play pcsx2 on my computer with my specs:
intel core 2 duo 2.93ghz
1gb ram
and a graphics card: intel gmax3100
OS: windows xp sp2
well im not really a techy person and dont know really much about
computers so just wondering b4 i download pcxs2 or im just gonna waste time downlading it. hehehe? ( well practically bored with my ps1 emulator)
With that GPU I doubt you'll get playable speeds.
I reccomend getting a new graphics card or stick to playing games on your ps2
oh okie, hehe not really good at stuff about specs... tnx anyways....
With any recent graphics card you would be able to play 'some' games, but not many, full speed.
(07-21-2013, 08:23 PM)shiranai Wrote: [ -> ]first sorry if my english is bad, but i was wondering if i could play pcsx2 on my computer with my specs:
intel core 2 duo 2.93ghz
1gb ram
and a graphics card: intel gmax3100
OS: windows xp sp2
well im not really a techy person and dont know really much about
computers so just wondering b4 i download pcxs2 or im just gonna waste time downlading it. hehehe? ( well practically bored with my ps1 emulator)
i see loads of people asking the same question
so my advice is, just try it, you've nothing to loose
remember you will need to dump your bios from your ps2
link here or here
DO NOT ask where to get the bios in the PCSX2 forum, because it's against the rules
this emulator is what prompted me to upgrade my pc to what i have now, as my previous pc could only achieve 4 or 5 frames a second
this link is my new cpu vs my older version
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i7-92...on-XP-3000 (that site doesn't include the motherboard ,graphics card or memory)
xp is ok ,but just doesn't have the features that win 7 has, so you might want to upgrade to win 7 or 8 in the future
is it worth downloading?
hell yes ,
i've enjoyed playing my games again on my pc with savestates(my ps2 is in need of repair but still works)
anyways as said just try it
(07-22-2013, 02:21 AM)dr emulator (madmax) Wrote: [ -> ]i see loads of people asking the same question
so my advice is, just try it, you've nothing to loose
remember you will need to dump your bios from your ps2 link here or here
DO NOT ask where to get the bios in the PCSX2 forum, because it's against the rules
this emulator is what prompted me to upgrade my pc to what i have now, as my previous pc could only achieve 4 or 5 frames a second
this link is my new cpu vs my older version
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i7-92...on-XP-3000 (that site doesn't include the motherboard ,graphics card or memory)
xp is ok ,but just doesn't have the features that win 7 has, so you might want to upgrade to win 7 or 8 in the future
is it worth downloading?
hell yes ,
i've enjoyed playing my games again on my pc with savestates(my ps2 is in need of repair but still works)
anyways as said just try it
well ive research about my video card and some ppl says 1st its a integreated gpu and 2nd u can play some games but on low settings....
im not really good at things inside my computer hehehe.....
(07-22-2013, 05:47 AM)shiranai Wrote: [ -> ]well ive research about my video card and some ppl says 1st its a integreated gpu and 2nd u can play some games but on low settings....
im not really good at things inside my computer hehehe.....
To call it an integrated graphics is nearly an insult to integrated graphics... The thing is hardly DX9 compliant (even though it claims DX10 compatibility, it would certainly give you all sorts of broken graphics if you tried). If you had a faster quad core, you might even be better off using software mode in most games.
(07-22-2013, 05:50 AM)Koji Wrote: [ -> ]To call it an integrated graphics is nearly an insult to integrated graphics... The thing is hardly DX9 compliant (even though it claims DX10 compatibility, it would certainly give you all sorts of broken graphics if you tried). If you had a faster quad core, you might even be better off using software mode in most games.
well it did i tried playing cod 4 and L4d 2 and it gave me bad graphics,
and thnking i was dumb because my friend warn me it needed a good gpu, maybe ill try dl pcxs2 and see how it goes, ive watch a lot tutorials on how will i adjust it with my comp specs, but not really impressed, i guess totally needed an upgrade hehehe...