(05-15-2011, 12:35 PM)Squall Leonhart Wrote: [ -> ]apple G4 cube. lol.
Well then he has a bad meaning of "extreme" :p
He'll get the last laugh when winter comes.
![[Image: g4cube_tissue.jpg]](http://armatodesign.com/GreenZebra/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/g4cube_tissue.jpg)
(05-15-2011, 11:25 AM)ryancollins Wrote: [ -> ] (05-14-2011, 05:53 PM)Lunar Delta Wrote: [ -> ]I too am having this same problem. Please don't tell me to install the proper software; it is already installed. And please don't say my PC is shittily configured; it isn't. My PC is beautifully configured and extremely powerful. Dolphin 2.0 RC works perfectly, as well as anything other than Dolphin that is dependent on the same libraries, so I seriously doubt the issues lies anywhere other than within Dolphin itself.
Define extremely.
Core i7-990 Extreme 6-core CPU overclocked to 4.4Ghz
12GB of Corsair DDR-3 1600 RAM
NVIDIA GTX 295
Corsair Force F120 SSD
Etc
My weakest link right now is my video card, but it's still far more than powerful enough to emulate games using Dolphin.
Anyway, I tried Rakanishu's solution; it didn't work for me, so I really don't know what to do at this point.
the cpu is a 80% overkill...
the price vs your average cpu load
you could bought a second pc for your younger brother or son or sister or dad etc...
and i hope you are paying the energy bill alone...
I have good reason to have that CPU. I run a fairly large Minecaft server on this computer, and I need a lot of power and a lot of cores to do it efficiently. I have the server itself, the garbage collection for Java, The administration frontend tool, and the MySQL server all running on different threads. And because there are 12 threads, I have some leftover for other processes so I won't interfere with the server's CPU time.
The performance improvement over my old i7-920 was very noticeable, so I would say it was money well spent.
And not only that, but performance in my video and sound editing apps was also improved. A good choice all around, I'd say.
