Memory Error , help please

tamerx5 · (This post was last modified: 05-05-2009, 07:11 AM by tamerx5.)

The emulator show this message:

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when I press OK it it shows this message:

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When I Changed the Graphics plug in to Direct 3D, it shows the first message (for the memory) and then the following message:

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when I press Ok it shows:

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I know alot of messages Smile

but this is all I got Undecided

This is my PC specs:
Laptop: Toshiba Satellte M30
Processor: 1.7 GHz centrino
Graphic Chip: NVidia Geforce FxGo 5200
with 32 MB memory - I think it could be switched to 64 MB
Ram :512 MB
OS: windows XP SP3

and I installed the last Vga driver, C++ soft., Directx 10, Cg tool.....

What does that mean...........???????

kingb33 · (This post was last modified: 05-05-2009, 07:43 AM by kingb33.)

(05-05-2009, 07:08 AM)tamerx5 Wrote: The emulator show this message:

when I press OK it it shows this message:

When I Changed the Graphics plug in to Direct 3D, it shows the first message (for the memory) and then the following message:

when I press Ok it shows:

I know alot of messages but this is all I got

This is my PC specs:
Laptop: Toshiba Satellte M30
Processor: 1.7 GHz centrino
Graphic Chip: NVidia Geforce FxGo 5200
with 32 MB memory - I think it could be switched to 64 MB
Ram :512 MB
OS: windows XP SP3

and I installed the last Vga driver, C++ soft., Directx 10, Cg tool.....

What does that mean...........???????

I would not even bother trying to run Dolphin on that laptop. Nowhere near the specs you need to even make it an enjoyable experience if you could run it all.

tamerx5 · (This post was last modified: 05-09-2009, 12:00 AM by tamerx5.)

I would not even bother trying to run Dolphin on that laptop. Nowhere near the specs you need to even make it an enjoyable experience if you could run it all.
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is it bad to this level Sad

, I hear that dolphin now could run on PCs lower than this Huh

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Glurion · 05-05-2009, 08:46 AM #4

NVIDIA Geforce 5000 FX series isn't supported by dolphin and you'd need more RAM and a better CPU to play properly, sorry Sad

tamerx5 · 05-06-2009, 06:22 AM #5

(05-05-2009, 08:46 AM)Glurion Wrote: NVIDIA Geforce 5000 FX series isn't supported by dolphin and you'd need more RAM and a better CPU to play properly, sorry

whats disappointing news.....I was very interested to play Resident Evil Remake............ Undecided

**Xtreme2damax** · (This post was last modified: 05-06-2009, 07:41 AM by Xtreme2damax.)

Hmm you could always play it on your Gamecube or Wii...

If you don't have one, I don't know what to tell you. Dolphin is nowhere's near the development stage to be considered a replacement for the actual console and requires a beast of a system to run with decent performance. Always have the actual system and original games just in case, you'll realize that trying to get off cheap by not buying the system and possibly games is not the best choice in this case.

05-06-2009, 09:23 AM #7

(05-06-2009, 06:37 AM)Xtreme2damax Wrote: Hmm you could always play it on your Gamecube or Wii...

or you could use the old dx9 plugin Smile

**Xtreme2damax** · (This post was last modified: 05-06-2009, 10:03 AM by Xtreme2damax.)

Not with his Geforce FX he can't, he's crap out of luck. The Geforce FX series may have SM 2.0 (Pixel/Vertex Shading 2.0), but it was a poor implementation of the shader model and was poorly supported. As a result of this most if not nearly all games or applications that utilize SM 2.0, will fail to run, have corrupt graphics, crash, or run incorrectly with severe performance degradation with FX cards. ATI was the only one that properly supported SM 2.0 with their Radeon 9200/9500 cards, and even those are not supported by Dolphin.

It's always good to encourage having the actual system and games, just in case your system isn't up to par, something isn't compatible, or something doesn't work. It should be realized that Dolphin is not yet a viable replacement for the actual system, compatibility still isn't too great despite the advancements in development, some games lack sound or have crackling/popping sound, some games have crashing issues, or don't work at all. Once Dolphin can run most games without any issues/crashes whatsoever, sound emulation is greatly improved, then it can be considered a viable replacement for the actual system.

For now I would just have the system and games in your possession until Dolphin reaches that next milestone in development, unless some like waiting a long time to play the games they are so desperate to play, if these very games don't work on Dolphin.

In this case if he wants to play the game so badly, he can do so on his Wii or Gamecube if he has one. His system doesn't even meet the minimum requirements to run Dolphin, buying the actual system would be more viable and cheaper than building a new PC to play Dolphin somewhat decently.

05-06-2009, 11:01 AM #9

And if he doesn't have the system or games then guess what... he's a pirate because where else would he of got the games

Glurion · 05-06-2009, 07:17 PM **#10**

(05-06-2009, 11:01 AM)cmccmc Wrote: And if he doesn't have the system or games then guess what... he's a pirate because where else would he of got the games

Don't assume someone has pirated the game, I don't have a Gamecube anymore because it broke, I just rip the games from my nephews Wii. But obviously thats not every ones case,a lot of people do pirate the games, i'm just saying you shouldn't assume someones immediately a pirate because they don't have the system. (I don't mean to be offensive but i just don't like it when someone jumps to conclusions)