Is Pj64 fast enough?

[squall_leonhart]

it is very dependant on the cpu, more so when filtering settings are used.

without filtering, it can run well on a duron 1000

with, it requires more like 1.5ghz+ to run smoothly

to use antialiasing at decent levels, you need a TI 4600 and higher.

 

[FistOfFury]

Hi, so are my specs good enough? I just don't understand. I thought I have all filtering settings off, but I still have some difficulty running games. What are all the relevant filtering settings that I can turn off to speed up the emulation on my system? Or kindly redirect me to a post that already discusses this, it would be very much appreciated.

 

[Dragon_Gamer]

Speed has never been an issue for me with PJ64 almost all games run at full speed. The only issues i have is some graphic issues in mario tennis and yoshis story.

 

[Vinilipe]

Here, 1964 is faster with some games (PD, GE, BT)
but have a lot more problems...
Though PJ is already fantastic, maybe some tweaks to make it faster could be done

 

[X-Fi6]

To me I say increase the quality.

Most people nowadays have 2.0+GHz processors and 512MB+ of RAM and a DirectX9 compatible video card/chip, etc.

I say "who the hell cares for making a DirectX7 plugin JUST for those couple of people without DX9?" If anything DX10 is coming out soon and you should be focusing towards that.

 

[squall_leonhart]

no, he shouldn't.
DX10 is vista only, where as Dx9 works on Windows 98+