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so\slow ?! - ha5an - 01-19-2011
[b][color=#4682B4] My spec
xp sp3 - dual core 2.5 - 2 gb ram - nvidia 1gb ddr2
sup every one i was trying to play - resident evil zero - on the emulator 2.0 but it was so slow
i followed ur videos and guides in the site but nuthing .
the fbs always between 10-18 and speed between 70-72
also i tried r6880, r6877 both are 32 bit
would u help me pls !
thank u for ur time
RE: so\slow ?! - Frederik - 01-20-2011
Well, this is my spec:
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE (six cores @ 3,2GHz)
Corsair XMS3 8GB Kit
Sapphire Radeon HD6950
Windows 7 64bit
Dolphin r6850
RE Zero slows down to FPS:20 | VPS:40
So, its not a matter of your system, more the compatibility of dolphin itselve.
RE: so\slow ?! - dannzen - 01-20-2011
try 6505... its 10-30% faster then the newest revisions
RE: so\slow ?! - ha5an - 01-21-2011
its the same still Slow
RE: so\slow ?! - dannzen - 01-21-2011
use directx9 plugin?
and look after the game threads with optimal config settings...
if its still not at 100%
your rig(computer setup) is to slow
RE: so\slow ?! - Frederik - 01-21-2011
Am I able to use a directx9 plugin while running on a Ubuntu box?
Or am I forced to use openGL?
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RE: so\slow ?! - neobrain - 01-21-2011
Just install a Microsoft Direct3D 9 driver for Ubuntu Linux and you'll be able to use the DX9 plugin.
Btw: Don't assume everyone knows that you're running Linux, that kind of stuff should be mentioned in the first thread post.
RE: so\slow ?! - dannzen - 01-21-2011
in words...
with directx i got approximatly in mh3 55-60fps
with opengl drops to 40fps...
go 4 windows if you want to play on your rig...
RE: so\slow ?! - Frederik - 01-21-2011
Sorry, I am using Windows, as mentioned in my first post on this thread.
The question about the Ubuntu DirectX thing was just a sidekick.
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