Can I run dolphin at playable speeds?

[sonic1000]

Will my pc be able to run dolphin?

Here's my specs:

OS: Windows 7 x64 SP1.

CPU: Intel Celeron G1610 2.6 GHz Dual‑Core Processor.

GPU: Zotac-Zone Edition NVIDIA GeForce GT 630.

RAM: Crucial DDR3-1600 8GB.

[OatmealDome]

(07-31-2015, 10:23 AM)sonic1000 Wrote: OS:  Windows 7 x86 SP1.

You should be running 64-bit Windows so you can take advantage of the many speed improvements that are only found in the latest development build.

[DeeKay]

Agreed. Dolphin stopped supporting 32-bit Windows so you essentially miss out on a lot of features and improvements. We also can't help you much otherwise.

Your hardware is also a bit on the weak side. It might be fine for less demanding games without a big bump in resolution. YMMV, since I'm not too familiar with the performance of Celerons and Dolphin.

[TehGuy]

I can guarantee that the program itself will launch once you upgrade to 64bit

Beyond that, who knows

[Vectrex]

I'd say as long as you don't try to upscale your resolution, you should be fine for most games. Demanding games may be iffy.

[got4n]

You should probably but not on demanding games (such as Mario Galaxy), I had a GT620 (now an r9 380) and I can guarantee Melee would run at 60fps at 2x