Hello to everyone i'm new
I have a request to ask:
I would like to emulate a game (Soul Calibur 2 for Gamecube) .. watching videos on Youtube I saw that it works quite well on almost all PCs ..
.. I have two PCs which can run (like
THIS) between them?:
1)
Asus Intel Inside Pentium Dual Core 1016 GB RAM, 2.0 GHz (2 CPUs) Video Card 128 mb (Intel 89245G Express Chipset Family). SP3/Ubuntu Windows XP
2)
intel Centrino Aspire 9500 1.73 GHz 2 GB RAM, ATI Radeon X700 128 Windows XP Sp2
Thanks in advance for the responses and compliments for the work you do
Bye
get a better graphics card
the intel wont work at all (the intel crap graphics chips suck balls)
not sure about the centrino if it has SSE2 or the ATI x700 to have OpenGL 2.x (im guessing it doesn't)
Are you sure? But can not work with video cards that I? No other game can run?
Sorry for my bad English I'M Italian
EDIT:
But in
this video super smash bros works perfectly and has a 128 video card can work in my PC?
(04-24-2009, 06:13 AM)RuFo_ThE_oNe Wrote: [ -> ]Check this out :
http://forums.dolphin-emu.org/thread-4.html
Forgive me but I did not understand it .. In the page you wrote that I found the Radeon 700 should be supported .. this means that in conclusion I can properly play Smash Bros Melee or Soul Calibur 2 (or any other game) or not?
look my friend , i have the same probleme for soul calibur 2 , first you shoud diasble "dual core " option to run it correctly without crashes and in consiquence you will lose a lot of FPS speed ,, than you shoud have a very strong CPU whith very hight speed .
for my self i gived up to run this game ,, waiting for more compatible dolphin version for this game
R700 familly is the codename of the GPU on Radeon HD cards (such as 4450 up to 4870 and further).
X700 is short for Xpress 700, the name of the GPU you may find on your notebook's mobo.
The game works 100% if your system meets the requirements. I have a Dual Core 2.2 with a GeForce 9400 GT. Obviously not the most powerful system. But I can play the game full speed, with Dual Core enabled without any freezing, crashes or any other problems.
1st PC: not supported graphics card
2nd PC: not enough power from CPU and, of course,bad graphics card
Enjoy
(04-24-2009, 08:09 PM)nosound97 Wrote: [ -> ]1st PC: not supported graphics card
2nd PC: not enough power from CPU and, of course,bad graphics card
Enjoy
But then I can not run any games?