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11-30-2010, 06:59 PM
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My system is an Intel Mac Mini 2010 C2D 2.4 with 4 gigs of ram and the Nvidia 320m chipset.
I have the following options.
Pcsx2 for Mac
XP VM
Wine for OSX using DX10?
What is going to be the fastest setup without having to reboot?
Or should I just go with Bootcamp XP?
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personally, I'd say bootcamp it, but that's just me
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Bootcamp or PC.
I see no point in Mac. Anything a mac can do, a PC does it better and faster. Sorry, I just have to say it
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Bootcamp is looking like the way to go especially since I will be able to overclock in XP. I guess I was just thinking that I could possibly bypass Win7 and still use DX10 with Wine.
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you can't use DX10 in wine, you can possibly bootcamp 7 though *shrugs* (I've never played with a mac, I don't know this for sure)
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Sorry my mistake I thought there was a DX 10 for XP program around somewhere.
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there is, but it doesn't work
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(11-30-2010, 09:57 PM)Saiki Wrote: including attract viruses. sorry I had to say it
Yet again more offtopic posts not helping the OP, nice.
MAC sucks, just suck it up and accept it.
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Every single os has it's benefits and drawbacks. I've worked on every OS I've ever gottn my hands on, except a mac, but from what I've learned I do througally intend to help as best I can. my previous statement still applies, bootcamp is the BEST way to go for now.
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