Boosting Performance on PD/Goldeneye?

[Lord Alan]

I'm running PJ64 on a crappy P3 1GHZ, Geforce 2 64mb (not MX, a GTS) and 128mb RAM which needs upgraded ^_^

What graphic plugins are best for running Perfect Dark and Goldeneye without horrible jittering? My PC can run Zelda: OOT, F-Zero X etc. at full speed with no problems.

Thanks for your help

 

[t0rek]

Golden Eye and Perfect Dark are games with high system requirements, even with my specs, I still have a little problems with them, try 1964 instead

 

[RJA]

Re:

Number one: Pentium IIIs are *not* crap.

Number two: I heard Pentium 4s are not really faster than a Pentium III, despite a higher frequency.

To change ROM settings:

1. Uncheck "Hide Advanced Settings" under Options

2. Go to Advanced>Rom Settings (or similar)

For optimal settings with Perfect Dark:

Advanced Block Linking: On

Counter Factor: CF2

Self Modifying Code Handling Method: Protect Memory

For Self Modifying Code Handling Method, you may want to
use "Check Memory Advance".

Warning: With Check Memory Advance, game crashes may occur.
If Perfect Dark locks up crashes (freezes), you *must* use Protect Memory.

For optimal settings with Goldeneye 007:

Advanced Block Linking: Off

Counter Factor: CF3

Self Modifying Code Handling Method: Protect Memory*

*--Warning: Goldeneye 007 *will* crash if you use Check Memory Advance. Because of the issue, Protect Memory is *required*.

 

[cooliscool]

Re: Re:

Number one: Pentium IIIs are *not* crap.

Number two: I heard Pentium 4s are not really faster than a Pentium III, despite a higher frequency.

To change ROM settings:

1. Uncheck "Hide Advanced Settings" under Options

2. Go to Advanced>Rom Settings (or similar)

For optimal settings with Perfect Dark:

Advanced Block Linking: On

Counter Factor: CF2

Self Modifying Code Handling Method: Protect Memory

For Self Modifying Code Handling Method, you may want to


use "Check Memory Advance".

Warning: With Check Memory Advance, game crashes may occur.
If Perfect Dark locks up crashes (freezes), you *must* use Protect Memory.

For optimal settings with Goldeneye 007:

Advanced Block Linking: Off

Counter Factor: CF3

Self Modifying Code Handling Method: Protect Memory*

*--Warning: Goldeneye 007 *will* crash if you use Check Memory Advance. Because of the issue, Protect Memory is *required*.

Computer Wiz?

pfft..

 

[FAR]

use UltraHle/SupraHle, they're still the best for Goldeneye.