The Emulator is very slow on my new Laptob

[pkhaseo]

Changing bios doesn't change performance...

He'll see the drops soon enough.

i was using a Japanese Bios V1.00 dated 2000, now i am using The Europe Bios V2.20 Dated 10.02.2006

[vsub]

Changing bios doesn't change performance...

Don't know if it's the same thing but I once experience something similar.
For some unknown reason the performance was lower than what I remember it and once I delete the MEC and the NVM files(it's the same as switching to another bios),the performance was back to normal

[jesalvein]

You mean you own one of those very early first JP ps2 models ?
Well that could explain, then... But since practically no one owns those models, I didn't pay attention...

i disagree with you.

Lol.
Could you please be more generic ?

[pkhaseo]

You mean you own one of those very early first JP ps2 models ?
Well that could explain, then... But since practically no one owns those models, I didn't pay attention...

Lol.
Could you please be more generic ?

i didnt own the hardware, i just got the Bios online, and now i moved the bios from my original Hardware the Performance jumped like a big time, i even used it on Dot Hack // GU 1 and the FPS never dropped less than 58.
Regarding the CPU, Both of the CPU is in the Same Family i mean the U Family, even for a 3rd or 4th generation CPU, if the Coding Number is higher than U it would be better than 5th generation U Possessor

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/p...mbers.html

[jesalvein]

Still, that doesn't mean STR is better from one generation to another. Best example : bulldozer architecture. But don't worry, that's a beginner's common mistake.
And anyways, since:

i didnt own the hardware, i just got the Bios online

I'll just close this for piracy.