I still wonder 1 thing.
My Cpu is 1.8Ghz.
GameCube Cpu only 485Mhz.
I think it is fast enough to emulate GameCube.
Why it is slow?
Because of Buggy Code?
Or incomplete emulator?
or sthelse.....?
Thanks U very much.
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July 2nd, 2005, 06:39 #1Emutalk Member
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My Computer VS Nintendo GameCube.
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July 2nd, 2005, 07:22 #2EmuTalk Member
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mhz doesnt mean anything. it's the architecture of the cpu which counts. the emulator is really slow because it takes a lot of power to emulate such a powerful system. And the code isn't optimised. Also consider that you don't emulate only the CPU, you emulate the whole system including graphics and sound.
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July 2nd, 2005, 09:00 #3Everyone gets what he deserves
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l was always wondering this! i still wonder! If we cant achieve good speeds for gamecube imagine a PS3 emulator! 0.3 fps! I hope 64 bit and dual core to help emu scene!
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No way!!! Pc is not losing for gamecube, but to emulate a console from now and on it'll need more power.
And that doesn't mean Pc is lacking in hardware.Last edited by Branz_mf; July 2nd, 2005 at 17:44.
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You are comparing X86 arquitecture, which is as dated as hell, versus what was the top of the top in console prossesor arqh.
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it's not easy to emulate Gekko PowerPC CPU instructions over a x86 type CPU. those are using different "ways" to execute them.... and I think it was already talked about in another thread...
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Well my PC might dead trying to emulate PS3..It must be impossible.imagine a PS3 emulator! 0.3 fps!
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We haven't even got a fully working PS2 emulator yet, and you guys are already worrying about a PS3 one!? Geez
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July 3rd, 2005, 01:20 #9EmuTalk Member
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I agree.
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Hi,
maybe, it is possible to emulate game cube on a modern pc with a good speed, because the programmers want to write an emulator to support all technical specs. See UltraHLE, it runs on a pentium 166 with a 3dfx card. Why not running a gc on a 1ghz?
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