Specs that run Twilight Princess And WindWaker smoothly

[smackjack22]

i dont see any reason not to get an i5 2500k processor and overclocking it to 4.4ghz or more if your getting a new build.Cheaper processors will get you much less performance.Also if you still have problems you know pretty much kinks in the emulator that still need to be worked out

[emu-muncher]

Currently playing through WW and I get full speed everywhere on my setup. Have yet to test TP and the slow Hyrule feild.

[NaturalViolence]

Although I agree with smackjack22 he might not have the money for such a setup. WW requires a powerful gpu to run at high resolutions but not a powerful cpu from what I've seen. TP requires an ok gpu and a good/great but not amazing cpu. A high clocked phenom II or core 2 is enough.

[hungry man]

I play it fine on my laptop.

i5 520m
4GB RAM
ati 5650

[3DSRed]

Will my specs run the game? If so, at how many FPS?

Computer Model: Toshiba Mini Notebook NB505-N508BL
OS: Windows 7 Starter (x86)
Processor/CPU: Intel® Atom™ Processor N455
Video Card/GPU: Intel
Memory/RAM: 1GB RAM

[Starscream]

Not well at all. You'd be lucky to get 40% speed in some of the least demanding areas. The heavier areas would be 20% or lower.

[Zee530]

I'm generally against using emulators on netbooks, they're not meant for that at all.

[DefenderX]

(08-03-2012, 08:08 AM)3DSRed Wrote: Will my specs run the game? If so, at how many FPS?

Computer Model: Toshiba Mini Notebook NB505-N508BL
OS: Windows 7 Starter (x86)
Processor/CPU: Intel® Atom™ Processor N455
Video Card/GPU: Intel
Memory/RAM: 1GB RAM

Your GPU is crap I've got a netbook with the Intel Atom N455 too and Dolphin don't even want to load a game. (Pixel Shader error)

[Shonumi]

(08-03-2012, 08:45 AM)Zee530 Wrote: I'm generally against using emulators on netbooks, they're not meant for that at all.

Actually, I knew more than a handful of people that did use netbooks specifically for emulators, albeit, nothing more than SNES/Genesis era games. Some of them did PS1 and N64 if and when possible. Given their small size and price, it does make for a handy, portable emu-machine, but that was in the netbook heyday. Most of them use tablets now.

[Zee530]

Yeah, ofcourse, no problem with lesser emulators like zsnes or project64 just no for dolphin and pcsx2 or any other cpu intensive heavy emulator