03-26-2010, 12:04 AM
I'm able to get 55% speed in NSMB on ONE of my Dual-core cores. I don't think he will be able to even get that much speed seeing how 1 of my 2.0GHz processors is better than his P4.
(03-25-2010, 11:50 PM)Ocean Wrote: [ -> ]Admin89 is right you can definitely run 2d games like Muramasa (which is a great game, btw) just fine even on a P4 given that you don't have some integrated graphics card.
Also on games like NSMB you'll be likely to get at least 70-80% speed with framelimit off. In general, avoid the full 3d games like twilight princess, mario galaxy, wii sports resort, because it will be unenjoyable at about 5-6fps. Lighter games and wiiware stuff will work fine most of the time though
(03-25-2010, 10:39 PM)TopGun1986 Wrote: [ -> ]I think it's quite common that you start off with a low end rig, at least that was the case for me until I decided at the end of the last year to finally buy a new one which took some time to save up for, before that I had an P4 3.0GHz machine from 2004, my first serious gaming rig.
But as time went on I wanted to play heavier stuff and was destined to upgrade sooner or later, PCSX2 and Dolphin is quite demanding and recently they are the top priorities on my machine, can't live without them.
And I can personally say that I got around 10-20 FPS on that P4 machine depending on certain aspects.
And buying a new computer isn't just anything you do in a minute, it takes some serious time for planning on what CPU, GPU, RAM etc. etc. to get depending on what games you want to play and what you will use it for.
So I don't think it's anything to laugh at, at all.
(03-27-2010, 12:38 AM)FloW3184 Wrote: [ -> ]you can play dolphin with sound on a singlecore at nearly 50% speed? O_o
Quote:Well i don't think NaturalViolence meant to mock anyone, it could have just been a logistical "Wtf" running through his mind, as Pentium 4 is a painfully slow processor.