need help and advice

[mega07]

hi just new here

i just want to ask what cpu and gpu card needed for emulating 3x native resolution without speedhacks..
cuz when i try 3x native on radiata and star ocean 3 fps drops on 30% even with some speedhack of ee 1 vu 0 INTC spin detect and wait loop, btw using pcsx2 1.4.0...skipdraw and frame 1 makes it 100% fps but as the battle starts my character stuck and cant move its cause of the draw/frame skipping
so i need an advice...does my pc spec enough to run 3x native (hardware)? if not what cpu and gpu i need...just really want to play on 3x native because of the smooth graphics

my current  pc specs
OS window 7 ulti 64bit service pack 1
cpu: intel i3 2100 3.10 ghz
gpu: gpalit gt 730
ram: 4gb
HDD: sata 1tb


i hope someone can help me...

[jesalvein]

the games you're trying to emulate are demanding and your CPU's STR is barely under 1600.
get any of the CPUs above 1800 in this list
and a mid range GPU (like GT 760) and you should be fine

[mega07]

the games you're trying to emulate are demanding and your CPU's STR is barely under 1600.
get any of the CPUs above 1800 in this list
and a mid range GPU (like GT 760) and you should be fine

can u give me any specific type of cpu?

[jesalvein]

I7-4940MX should be ok

[JobeStroud]

Jesalvein is correct on the GPU. Unless you are going to play Zone of Enders. just drop the monies on a 4790. You won't have to worry about emulation stuff for awhile.

[scythefwd]

Hell, you might already have the cooler and mobo for a gen 3. An i7 3770 (2050 stp)would do wonders in that board. Hell, an i3 3240 would up your abilities quite a bit (right at 1800 stp).. I know my current mobo handles both gen 2 and gen 3 procs. Your processor is a socket 1155. If you cant do the i3 (would depend on what motherboard you have), you could always find a used i7 2600 and get close to 1900 stp without having to replace anything else. I would recommend a gtx 750, something like the one in my signature for 3-4x native resolutions.. Not sure what games would show that video cards limitations though..