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Hello,
Well I just discovered Dolphin 2 days ago, so maybe my thread will looks so newbie. But I Don't understand why Dolphin is running so slow on my computer. I've seen some guys who jusdt play fullspeed with their 2*2.5Ghz processor ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lKehf5Eu6U ).
So why can I do as them. On my PC most of games never reach 60%speed (what also can be named sync, right?). And if I don't use frame skip, the game is noticed as 100% speed but sooo slow (not laggy).

Here's my PC specs:_ motherboard: ASUS P5PL2-E
_ memory: 2*1 Giga DDR2 (533Mhz)
_ CPU: Intel pentium D 945 (2*3.4Ghz, MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, EMT64) [Intel pentium D is dual core, it is not a celeron D!!]
_GPU: Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 Dual Slot Fansink (512MB DDR3, 625Mhz)
_OS: windows 2003 ( same kernel as XP )
_Dolphin Rev: 5120

Please tell me at least if it is normal to get those problems with this spec.
Intel E Series is faster with 2,6ghz as a Pentium D with 2,6Ghz.

wat is your OS x86 or 64bit?
Under 64bit have i with my Pentium D 925 2@3ghz by most GameCube games full speed.
Thanks to respond so fast.Smile

My OS is X86.
Also I only try Wii games, but It doesn't change anything cause Wii have same specs as gamecube, isn't it?
Do you know a good anf free capture software so I can made a video, to explain what's hap?
sorry i do not know a free capture software for make video´s, make simple screenshots.

No for WII emulation is more power necessary.

60% is ok for your system under x86 OS by Wii emulation.


Edit:
GameCube have a IBM PPC Gekko - 485 MHz and Wii a Broadway - 729 MHz CPU, If I'm not mistaken^^
Sorry for my really bad english Big Grin
Why does it change speed to be under X64 environnement?
Do you think it's the only reason why I get games so slow?
64 bit has more bandwidth for data exchange, and accelerates the calculation.
Yes i think it.
Allright, thanks i'll try one of those 64 bits OS.
But what do you recommand me?
I'm affraid 2 Gigas will be not enough to run (smoothly) windows 7 (don't even talk about Vista). Shall I go under a XP 64 bits? What do you think about it?
PS: Dou you know if the windows 7 given to french science student is 64 bits?
i have xp x86 and xp64, this ranges me.

4Gb RAM is for Vista / win 7 better.
2Gb ranges for xp64.

Quote:Dou you know if the windows 7 given to french science student is 64 bits?
sorry but I do not know, I come from Germany and i´m not a student.
Well, thanks again I'll try first windows 7 x64 (because it's free for me Tongue ) and come back to tell you if I loose/gain speed. See you tomorrow.
Try using JitIL Core, it might perform faster.
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