mightyrocket
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I know, this is dumb but I need an SNES emulator which runs on a 486 dx/66 with 20 mb ram in DOS. I've tried zsnes, but it's too slow and nlksnes has too much graphical errors. Please help.
An extremely stupid question
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Doomulation
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You'd need at least 300 mhz to run a game. I think.
That is with a little skipping. This is for windows, at least.
Otherwise, zsnes for dos is the best emulator for ds atm.
That is with a little skipping. This is for windows, at least.
Otherwise, zsnes for dos is the best emulator for ds atm.
lol, that 486 is prolly clocked lower then the snes itself 
i dont know why u people would ever bother with that antique computer hardware. it is such worthless junk now
you need to set it on fire and let it burn. and if it still has remains... then dig a decent size hole and barry them!
i dont know why u people would ever bother with that antique computer hardware. it is such worthless junk now
you need to set it on fire and let it burn. and if it still has remains... then dig a decent size hole and barry them!
RJARRRPCGP
The Rocking PC Wiz
SNES emulation
A Pentium 100 mhz should be enough for at least
most SNES games. At the most, the highest requirement for
SNES games should be no more than a Pentium MMX 200 mhz.
Doomulation said:
A Pentium 100 mhz should be enough for at least
most SNES games. At the most, the highest requirement for
SNES games should be no more than a Pentium MMX 200 mhz.
Doomulation
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Re: SNES emulation
Then there will be lagging.RJARRRPCGP said:
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mightyrocket
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Not really. Without sound Zsnes does run at my 486 at an acceptable speed, (but who wants to play without sound?!?), and I'm sure that zsnes (the dos-version) will run at a 200 mhz mmx with sound at a good speed!