Hi Guys!!!
I've got a "basic for N64 emulation" system configuration:
PIII 600
riva TNT2 M64
128MB Ram @133MHz
Win 2K Pro
SB PCI 128
20 Gigs @ 5400 rpm
I want to do a little upgrade: 256Mb or 384 Mb ram
Do you think that improve emulation for me??
few times games have video slowdowns and pratically every moment the sound jerks with any plugin.
Thx!!
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January 6th, 2002, 16:13 #1Metal Listener
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How can I upgrade my Pc 4 better 1964 use
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January 6th, 2002, 16:35 #2PJ64 Lubba
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u should go for a new cpu. its not needed for 1964 but try to hav around 1Ghz. slow cpu makes slow emulation makes jerky sound.
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January 6th, 2002, 17:15 #3flow``
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I believe rice is on a 600 mhz computer.. I don't think the requirements are that high for 1964 like they are for other emu's like pj64 and apollo or tr64. Try closing all programs running in the background and give your computer a fresh boot. also toning down your video card settings should help. If you don't have them, get the latest Nvidia video card drivers (nvidia.com). Also DirectX 8.1 might be a solution if your using an older version.
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January 6th, 2002, 17:17 #4flow``
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Also, using azimer's old sound card driver seems to help speed things up
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January 6th, 2002, 18:01 #5Nice Tabby
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I am also on a 600 MHz machine. It is plenty fast. If you get choppy sound, try increasing the audio buffer size and/or disable video sync. with your 133 MHz bus, you should do even better, assuming your bus is running at that speed
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January 11th, 2002, 20:25 #6Metal Listener
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You've damn right!!! My DIMM is a PC133, but my bus is @ 100MHz!!!
At the moment I can only buy some ram. Do You Really Think that an increase of ram don't make much for me???
Thx
P.S. I play af full Fps only if I use No Sound PluginSee, I think drugs have done some good things for us I really do.
And if you don't believe drugs have done good things for us, do me a favor.
Go home tonight and take all your albums, all your tapes, and all your CD's and burn 'em.
Cuz you know what, the musicians who've made all that great music that's enhanced your lives throughout the years...Rrrrrrrrrreal fucking high on drugs.
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