Pj64 Xp!!!
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No.......
When you run PJ64 in WinXP mode alot of games don't work.
When you run them in Compatabilty mode you are no longer running them with XP code.
There for even though your Windows edition is XP it is not running it in XP code. This can cause problems with Video drivers and such. OpenGL with ATI for example.
I have heard people say that... oh this OpenGL program works fine and oh that game runs great on D3D and blah blah.... However with my ATI card it is crap on some games.
If you have a Radeon 7500 then maybe we can talk on MSN and you can tell me how to make it run "better on 2000/XP than Win95/98/ME"
Thanks for your reply and help
Kanly
When you run PJ64 in WinXP mode alot of games don't work.
When you run them in Compatabilty mode you are no longer running them with XP code.
There for even though your Windows edition is XP it is not running it in XP code. This can cause problems with Video drivers and such. OpenGL with ATI for example.
I have heard people say that... oh this OpenGL program works fine and oh that game runs great on D3D and blah blah.... However with my ATI card it is crap on some games.
If you have a Radeon 7500 then maybe we can talk on MSN and you can tell me how to make it run "better on 2000/XP than Win95/98/ME"
Thanks for your reply and help
Kanly
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Megaman 64 has graphics issues at certain points of the game, which AFAIK is unavoidable.
Mortal Kombat Trilogy is known to be slow on even the fastest of machines (someone mentioned a while back, it was something to do with caching 2D textures/animations).
None of these issues are XP specific. The only reason you need to enable compatability mode at the moment is to address the error to the effect that you don't have enough memory to run the Rom. That is an ATI driver issue, I believe.
Mortal Kombat Trilogy is known to be slow on even the fastest of machines (someone mentioned a while back, it was something to do with caching 2D textures/animations).
None of these issues are XP specific. The only reason you need to enable compatability mode at the moment is to address the error to the effect that you don't have enough memory to run the Rom. That is an ATI driver issue, I believe.
