Dolphin, the GameCube and Wii emulator - Forums

Dolphin would work well on your laptop

While playing on the last build, I get some black grounds in SSBM (in HRC mode and also on most stages in VS mode), whereas it worked perfectly in an old version (17xx if I remember), the game was slower anyway =/ Is there something I should configure in the graphics settings so it works well ? Thanks
Oh and btw, where cna I find the list of keyboard commands for the emulator ? (such as save state etc) thanks !

Anybody here tried running it on the newest Mac Mini?

I am using Mobile Intel 965 Express Chipset video card. I cannot use the OpenGL plugin at all. It always prompts out: "Can't create opengl renderer. You might be missing some required opengl extensions, check the logs for more info." whenever I open a game and then crashes. I have already updated to the latest driver.

Then I begin to try DirectX. I have installed both the Updater and the VC++2008. And for the versions before SVN2428, it works fine. But for any later versions, even DirectX cannot work. It prompts out "Posmtx stream not supported correctly. 32"

Help~~ I know little about the computer, so please explain everything in detail. Thanks a LOT ~~~

Dolphin doesn't have support of your video card (Dolphin requires OpenGL 2.1).

Even if the intel 965 did have opengl 2.1 support, all games would be emulated at unplayable speeds, no way that graphics chipset can handle the graphics of wii/gc games...

The RAM makes much difference?

Turion64 X2 1.86 Gh
2~4 Gb RAM
GeForce 7000M

Can it runs something playable?
(in XP 64 and with well configurated?-dual core enabled, dynarec, etc.)

No, the ram won't make much of a difference. Your processor speed is to slow to run most GC/Dolphin games at Fullspeed. It mostly relies on your CPU power. So the faster the processor, the better.

And with the same configuration but with a 2.3 Gh clocked?
It can be, at less...Playable?

guys, i do meet all requirements, but i still have the same problems..
take a look..
these are the plugins present in my Plugins Folder..
thank you