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[jk389]

I've taken a break from chankast until recently when i acquired a copy of MvC2.
What's weird is that I'm having some fairly serious issuese with framerate....getting around 20-25 in game.
Now I understand the difficulties involved in emulation, but other people are claiming that they have it running fine.

I've got a P4 2.4Ghz, 512MB RAM, GF4 Ti4200, and I'm wondering whether the issue is low specs, or am I just doing something else wrong?

[bcrew1375]

Um, given the current status of the emulator, I'd say that 20-25 FPS IS fine. :P

[Acorn]

Try enabling "capcom hack", I'd bet thats most likely your problem. This game freezes every once in a while for me though.

[jk389]

That's the problem...I DO enable capcom hack. And it's STILL too slow.

[T-Kimura]

in your vid card settings make sure antialiasing is off.

[danos83]

How can I cjange my setting on GeForce to make off antileasing???

[T-Kimura]

right click your desktop -> properties -> settings tab > click advanced -> click your geforce tab now somewhere there should be an option to turn off antialiasing

[danos83]

please
can you tell me how is the best configuration of Geforce??

[Clements]

Those specs in your sig can't be right surely! :P

To boost Chankast's speed you need to free up CPU cycles, so close background applications. Then you could underclock the Dreamcast Processor with -, or overclock your actual CPU or buy a new CPU.

I doubt changing vid card options will have much effect, since the CPU is the bottleneck in this case. Thats why I get the same FPS when I increase the resolution and add AA. Updating your drivers would by good if you are having problems with glitches that aren't known issues.

[danos83]

OK
friend look my video card, is it good??? or not??
please I need an opinion
I use my PC to play PC games, the Chankast, VBA and Epsxe
thank for the answer
byee

[T-Kimura]

Those specs in your sig can't be right surely! :P

To boost Chankast's speed you need to free up CPU cycles, so close background applications. Then you could underclock the Dreamcast Processor with -, or overclock your actual CPU or buy a new CPU.

I doubt changing vid card options will have much effect, since the CPU is the bottleneck in this case. Thats why I get the same FPS when I increase the resolution and add AA. Updating your drivers would by good if you are having problems with glitches that aren't known issues.

vid card settings do kinda matter, when i turn antialiasing on chankast is crazy slow but when i turn it off i get a drastic speed increase

[locust]

Have you tried setting priority to high? usually it gives about 5 more fps in every game I tried it

[locust]

Anyway, I think that what's missing here is some kind of frameskip tool, almost all emulators allow this and it will improve performance greatly.