05-03-2015, 02:20 AM
My computer isn't the fastest in the world, and the only games that I've tried that obtain desirable speeds are GTA Vice City Stories, the WWE lineup (which is incredibly easy to run on mid-end computers) and Resident Evil 4. However, since my gamepad broke there's only a few PS2 games I can play with a keyboard, and those I just mentioned hardly work at all without a gamepad. The tekken series is perfect for a keyboard IMO, but the most I can achieve constantly is 50 fps, which is playable but makes the games too easy (with the exception of Tekken 5, which is hard no matter what you do). Any tips with getting 60 FPS on my rig?
SPECS:
Intel Pentium G3220 3.0 GHZ
Nvidia GTX 650 TI 1 GB
8 GB Ram
SETTINGS (use numbers above image to navigate through screenshots):
http://imgur.com/feKXwFM,raHG0WH,bUEhWua...KA,G0ohGH4
FPS (by game):
Tekken 4: 50-60 FPS this is the only one that goes to 60 ingame, and drops to 50 during more intense levels
Tekken 5: constant 45-50 FPS during gameplay, 60 FPS during menus.
Tekken Tag Tournament: 30-50 FPS. Even the menus run at 30-40 FPS, and don't speed up until ingame, where it goes to 45 FPS. This is strange considering how old the game is, and it's also a shame since it's my favorite Tekken for the PS2.
SPECS:
Intel Pentium G3220 3.0 GHZ
Nvidia GTX 650 TI 1 GB
8 GB Ram
SETTINGS (use numbers above image to navigate through screenshots):
http://imgur.com/feKXwFM,raHG0WH,bUEhWua...KA,G0ohGH4
FPS (by game):
Tekken 4: 50-60 FPS this is the only one that goes to 60 ingame, and drops to 50 during more intense levels
Tekken 5: constant 45-50 FPS during gameplay, 60 FPS during menus.
Tekken Tag Tournament: 30-50 FPS. Even the menus run at 30-40 FPS, and don't speed up until ingame, where it goes to 45 FPS. This is strange considering how old the game is, and it's also a shame since it's my favorite Tekken for the PS2.