apollyon0810
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So I did some looking around earlier for some up-to-date emulator software. Apparently there isn't any?
As far as I could tell 1964 was the only one that had put out a new release in the past year. And Mupen64Plus for Linux.
Anyway, I guess my question is, since I haven't been following, is there an emulator out there made to be ran on newer hardware? I'm having a hard time getting Zelda OoT to run on my new netbook. It's the Asus 1201N with a dual core Atom processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, and nVidia Ion graphics. That should be more than enough to run an emulator. And I still have sound issues and some graphics stuttering on my desktop. And my desktop is more than enough of a machine to run it (Core i7 Extreme, 12GB DDR3 Triple Channel, nVidia GTX295).
What I'm thinking is possibly my hardware is too new? Are there updated versions of video/audio plugins that utilize a version of DirectX newer then 8? Are there emulators out there that take advantage of multi-core processors?
Also, could somebody help me out with which is the most up-to-date (best) N64 emulator out there?
So I did some looking around earlier for some up-to-date emulator software. Apparently there isn't any?
As far as I could tell 1964 was the only one that had put out a new release in the past year. And Mupen64Plus for Linux.
Anyway, I guess my question is, since I haven't been following, is there an emulator out there made to be ran on newer hardware? I'm having a hard time getting Zelda OoT to run on my new netbook. It's the Asus 1201N with a dual core Atom processor, 2GB of DDR2 RAM, and nVidia Ion graphics. That should be more than enough to run an emulator. And I still have sound issues and some graphics stuttering on my desktop. And my desktop is more than enough of a machine to run it (Core i7 Extreme, 12GB DDR3 Triple Channel, nVidia GTX295).
What I'm thinking is possibly my hardware is too new? Are there updated versions of video/audio plugins that utilize a version of DirectX newer then 8? Are there emulators out there that take advantage of multi-core processors?
Also, could somebody help me out with which is the most up-to-date (best) N64 emulator out there?