Best settings for FF12 and KH

[Akira420]

Well?

[zero29]

Well?

again, your settings? you already posted your specs in the first post.

[Akira420]

Here are my settings for ff12,

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[Akira420]

And I get some glitches too it seems.

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[zero29]

hm, i'd try to activate the 2x ee sync hack, check native and use dx10 (hardware). why do you use the microvu hacks, did you activate microvu in the cpu config? well, that's basically all you can do. and the glitches might come from the speed hacks, nothing you can do about that, but unless these glitches break the game, try to ignore them

oh, and monitor your cpu/gpu temperatures during pcsx2 emulation, just in case the power management of your notebook is responsible for those jumping fps.

[Newstyle]

hello friends, I found this post very interesting, I said that yesterday finalize the masterpiece called Final Fantasy, show them here pictures looks like the game and the settings I use and works wonders.I use the release 1440

My Specs are:
DualCore [email protected]
G-force 8400 gs, 512mb (overclock)
2gb Ram
Windows XP SP3

[GoldenX]

Newstyle, you should enable 16:9 in the in-game options, it looks bad. Also for me 2x Sync Hack makes the FMV skip, and VU Cycle Stealing at max skips too many frames, it sais 60fps but is running at something like 40.
Sorry for my english...

[zero29]

hello friends, I found this post very interesting, I said that yesterday finalize the masterpiece called Final Fantasy, show them here pictures looks like the game and the settings I use and works wonders.I use the release 1440

My Specs are:
DualCore [email protected]
G-force 8400 gs, 512mb (overclock)
2gb Ram
Windows XP SP3

you might want to share your experiences with this game in the "post your screenshots" thread, together with your specs and settings. but please read the post guidelines of this thread before posting.

http://forums.pcsx2.net/thread-4256.html

Newstyle, you should enable 16:9 in the in-game options, it looks bad.
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the snaps look like this, because they were done with the internal screenshot function. these screenshots will always have the same resolution as the chosen "d3d internal res" of gsdx (768x768 in this case).