06-12-2011, 11:11 AM
Firstly I'm using PCSX2 0.9.8 Build
My spec:
Intel i5 760 2.8 Ghz(Stock speed .No OC)
Asus p7p55d-e pro Mobo
Asus ATI Radeon HD 5870
G.skill Ripjaws 8GB RAM
So my previous experience with Haunting Ground was unsuccessful.
![[Image: qiyW9.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/qiyW9.jpg)
Line Glitch and slow downs.
Here's my story.
My Haunting Ground copy is PAL.
My PCSX2 BIOS is NTSC-US.
It's is to be noted that there are no speed hacks in all of my settings.
This is my findings.
Apparently..the BIOS used affect the compatibility of my games.
At first i thought of just using Europe BIOS with Haunting Grounds.
To my amazement it works!The line glitch is not there and playing on HW mode with almost no slow downs!
Then i thought...is it really just because of PAL BIOS?
Apparently i was using the PAL BIOS v2.2 Date: 2006.
So i tried with Older version PAL BIOS which was version v1.2.
And ....Line glitch is back along with the slow downs...
So this got me thinking.Could it be Haunting Grounds work better with V 2.2 BIOS?
So i tried using NTSC-US BIOS Version 2.00 Date 2004
Again to my amazement the glitch is gone!
![[Image: Au5Nf.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/Au5Nf.jpg)
Though there's minor graphical glitch but nothing annoying like the vertical lines that was covering majority of the screen.
So what does this have anything to do with Radiata Stories?
I was just thinking it could also fix slowdowns and glitchy graphics in other games.
Radiata Stories(US Version) happens to be on top of my list for experimenting.
Sadly using BIOS NTSC-US v2.00 doesnt fix graphic glitch BUT
The slow down is gone!
My previous experience was that the cut scene(ingame not FMV) never ran smoothly on HW.But this time the BIOS fix it for me.
This also fix the Bright Light Syndrome in Wild Arms 4 and
Wild Arms 5.
I can now play Wild Arms 4 and 5 in HW mode.
![[Image: NkAod.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/NkAod.jpg)
My spec:
Intel i5 760 2.8 Ghz(Stock speed .No OC)
Asus p7p55d-e pro Mobo
Asus ATI Radeon HD 5870
G.skill Ripjaws 8GB RAM
So my previous experience with Haunting Ground was unsuccessful.
![[Image: qiyW9.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/qiyW9.jpg)
Line Glitch and slow downs.
Here's my story.
My Haunting Ground copy is PAL.
My PCSX2 BIOS is NTSC-US.
It's is to be noted that there are no speed hacks in all of my settings.
This is my findings.
Apparently..the BIOS used affect the compatibility of my games.
At first i thought of just using Europe BIOS with Haunting Grounds.
To my amazement it works!The line glitch is not there and playing on HW mode with almost no slow downs!
Then i thought...is it really just because of PAL BIOS?
Apparently i was using the PAL BIOS v2.2 Date: 2006.
So i tried with Older version PAL BIOS which was version v1.2.
And ....Line glitch is back along with the slow downs...
So this got me thinking.Could it be Haunting Grounds work better with V 2.2 BIOS?
So i tried using NTSC-US BIOS Version 2.00 Date 2004
Again to my amazement the glitch is gone!
![[Image: Au5Nf.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/Au5Nf.jpg)
Though there's minor graphical glitch but nothing annoying like the vertical lines that was covering majority of the screen.
So what does this have anything to do with Radiata Stories?
I was just thinking it could also fix slowdowns and glitchy graphics in other games.
Radiata Stories(US Version) happens to be on top of my list for experimenting.
Sadly using BIOS NTSC-US v2.00 doesnt fix graphic glitch BUT
The slow down is gone!
My previous experience was that the cut scene(ingame not FMV) never ran smoothly on HW.But this time the BIOS fix it for me.
This also fix the Bright Light Syndrome in Wild Arms 4 and
Wild Arms 5.
I can now play Wild Arms 4 and 5 in HW mode.
![[Image: NkAod.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/NkAod.jpg)
Windows 7 64-bit
Processor:Intel Core i5 760 (3.60Ghz @1.2v OC)
GPU:ATI Radeon HD 5870
RAM : 8192 MB DDR3 Dual Channel
RAM Speed : 541.7 MHz (2:6) @ 8-8-8-20
Processor:Intel Core i5 760 (3.60Ghz @1.2v OC)
GPU:ATI Radeon HD 5870
RAM : 8192 MB DDR3 Dual Channel
RAM Speed : 541.7 MHz (2:6) @ 8-8-8-20