Pls Help on My Persona 3 FES and Persona 4

[GreyKnight93]

On Persona 4, when i was in class or house or some place that is small, it show normal speed. But during battle, like when i and 2 of my party member battle against 3 or 4 enemy, the game suddenly slow down to around 40fps below. And on P3 Fes, every time during battle there got always a slow down on every battle.

Is there have anyway i can do to stable-lice the game?

My computer spec are:
Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.5Ghz
2 GB Ram
Windows XP 32-bits
Geforce 240 Zotac Amps Edition 512mb

[cakster]

You need at least 3,5Ghz for personas to run flawlessly. Also quad core in pcsx2 means nothing. It only uses 2 cores so my [email protected] works better in this case although its weaker CPU.

[GreyKnight93]

Wait what? Which means that i need to change my CPU to run the game? Or is there a Plan B for this?

[GreyKnight93]

Ok i make a little adjustment, now on Persona 4, when me and my party member of 2 battle against 3 enemy or 4. It drops around 55fps to 48. I believe this is one part that i can still make it balance before i make any progress throughout the game. If not, i scare that once i max my party member and fight against more enemies.... stuff getting more and more worst.

Guys i really need help on this

[ecchiless]

Change the clamp modes of ee and vu to none, in the speedhacks section choose EE to 2 and vu to 1, check the first five box there and u should have a nice speed up, btw never try anything higher that x2 in resolution.

[MetallicA]

Try overclocking your CPU if you can, that would require some research and reading if you're new to such thing.

[GreyKnight93]

Try overclocking your CPU if you can, that would require some research and reading if you're new to such thing.

Well.... i just tried overclock but....... well ..... i have no idea whether i am really overclock or not ==

and i think that last time the emulator runs ok... but now it gone from bad to worst.... man what did i do really wrong here ==

[RADEON X]

If you aren't running the game at native resolution, try it. Also, turn off anti-aliasing in the gdsx ini file if you've set it. Your video card only has 512MB of VRAM, and Persona 4 is a game that will easily use up more than 1GB when you set anti-aliasing and use a rendering resolution of 3x or 4x.

To make sure you've done an overclock properly, download CPU-Z and Prime95. Run Prime95 to stress the CPU to max and CPU-Z will show your speed in megaherz. Google a guide for your processor that explains how to do it through the BIOS rather than a program in Windows, but most will tell you to run a program like Prime95 for 12 to 24 hours. Often, you'll end up with a blue screen is you did it incorrectly, and this makes sure you've got a good overclock.