Curious

[rifleman]

Hi ppl,

these are some screenshots which I took with Project 64

i'm using no graphics card, i have an onboard RAM of 64 mb, its an original Intel 845GV Chipset

i have a 2.4 Ghz proc. and 512 mb RAM

i wanted to compare these with someone who uses a 128/256 mb graphics card and also wanted to know how is the quality of my graphics as compared to theirs

can anyone let me know how these pics are compared to theirs

thanks

[rifleman]

screenshots

[Agozer]

I'd say that your shots are no different from mine, and I'm using a 128MB Radeon 9800 Pro. Although I might be missing some small details. I need to look some more.

Post screenshots from Zelda: MM or OoT. There's a lot more to compare in those games.

[rifleman]

hey thanks for the reply but I haven't downloaded Zelda yet, i'll post screenshots from other games, gimme a few mins.

[Agozer]

According to the GameFAQ, the coloring errors on the cars in F-Zero X are PJ64's fault. Others look fine.

[rifleman]

from 1080 snowboarding

and

starfox 64

[rifleman]

screenshots

[revl8er]

Heres some from Super Smash Brothers on my system.

[rifleman]

rev8ler they look the same for you and me, I don't even have a 128 mb gfx card and i'm using Jabo's Direct3D6 1.6 (old one) but still the gfx are the same.

So i'm wondering whats do the other plugins like Rice's Video Plugin 6.1.1 etc. improve?

[cooliscool]

128MB of VRAM will do nothing for N64 emulators.

Intel's GPUs are solid but slow, although more than sufficient for N64 emulation (with Jabo's D3D or Glide64 and a wrapper), sans AA/AF, etc.

Here's some on my 9800 Pro, 6x FSAA, 16x AF, Jabo's D3D8 1.6, latest catalyst drivers.