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What's your graphics card? Emulation doesn't only rely on your CPU; a mid-range graphics card is also required to run at many games at full speeds and at higher resolutions.
If your graphics card is DX10 capable and you're running either Vista or 7, use the latest available GSdx SSE4.1 version in DX10 Hardware mode, and check Native resolution. Otherwise use DX9 Hardware mode.
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Nope that won't do it. It's an extremely weak onboard graphics card. You should get a dedicated graphics card like a Geforce 9600 GT (or higher) to enjoy proper speeds in PCSX2 (and most modern PC games)
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That is an integrated graphics processor (which are always significantly weaker than mid-ranged dedicated graphics cards) from 3 generations ago. Definitely not sufficient for full-speed emulation.
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Thanks guys, I know where I'm at now.
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I have the same problem except i may have a more powerful Graphics card.
These are my specs are they good enough?
CPU Vendor GenuineIntel
Family Intel® Core i5 CPU M 430 @ 2.27 GHZ
CPU Speed 2.260 MHZ
Features MMX,SSE,SSE2,SSE3,SSSE3,SSS34.1
RAM 4.00 GB
Graphics Card ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5165
Reviving my PS2 is with my computer is prooving to be a harder feat than at first thought.
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Yep but you have a lower clocked cpu. PCSX2 loves higher clocks. You could try overclocking it a bit.
My PS2 Resurrected:
AMD Phenom II x4 oc 3.4ghz
GTX 560 1gb
Western Digital 300gb hdd
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Asrock N68-S Motherboard
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05-30-2010, 11:17 AM
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How much do you think i should overclock it by? Right now i can squeeze the speed to about 2.300 MHZ before i damage it.
Reviving my PS2 is with my computer is prooving to be a harder feat than at first thought.
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05-30-2010, 01:48 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-30-2010, 01:49 PM by jadariin.)
Its your call, but I suggest at least reaching the 3.0ghz area should be enough for most games.
edit: I noticed your running on a laptop. Unless you have a way of cooling down that thing its usually not recomended to OC a laptop. Well its your choice.
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