I actually have a pentium III 450 Mhz, 128 MB DIMM, with a onboard video card SIS 620 and as sound card a Cretive Live Value...
Of course the games on Project 64 are pretty Slow, and I thinking of migrating to a 2 Ghz Pentium IV, 512 MB DDR, Video card Geforce 2 MX 440 64 MB, Creative Live 5.1 as a sound card, next month... Do you think that I can play the games nicely, something as 30-50 Fps or so on Project 64?
Do I have to set the RBG emulation on for playing it perfectly or can I use 3d Direct Hal instead? At this last set I can reach sometimes 3-10 Fps at some games such as Mario Party 3 but the sound is kind of distrorted and pretty unsync...
I Bought my last computer in late 1999, it has been quite a while and the emulation of n 64 just started in that year...
Of course the games on Project 64 are pretty Slow, and I thinking of migrating to a 2 Ghz Pentium IV, 512 MB DDR, Video card Geforce 2 MX 440 64 MB, Creative Live 5.1 as a sound card, next month... Do you think that I can play the games nicely, something as 30-50 Fps or so on Project 64?
Do I have to set the RBG emulation on for playing it perfectly or can I use 3d Direct Hal instead? At this last set I can reach sometimes 3-10 Fps at some games such as Mario Party 3 but the sound is kind of distrorted and pretty unsync...
I Bought my last computer in late 1999, it has been quite a while and the emulation of n 64 just started in that year...
. forget any mx card, unless ur on a serious budget (of like under £50 for a video card, although u could still probably find better). wateva u do dont get fooled by gf4 mx's, they're just cranked up geforce 2s, without the dx8 features.
