Tagrineth said:
Geoz:
I know it sounds hollow but I was short on time at the time. I *am* really impressed by everything the N64 emu authors have accomplished, and in fact the last PJ64 1.5 beta is my N64 emu of choice right now. I'd probably be madly in love with 1.5 Final if it wasn't broken. :flowers:
BTW, Project64 1.5 beta 1 is mostly based on Project64 1.4 and uses
Jabo's GFX 1.4, thus there will be problems, such as artifacts in Perfect Dark and/or some GFX messed up.
You should use Jabo's GFX 1.5.1 and use 1964.
1964 don't have the memory allocation problem that plagues Project64 1.5 final.
There's a high likelyhood Project64 1.5 beta 1 cannot use Jabo's GFX 1.5,
because of not recognising Jabo's GFX 1.5.
Also, with only a 800 mhz processor, 1964 would perform better, chiefly
with Goldeneye 007 and some other Rare games. Of course, your Pentium III PC system is different from others, your Pentium III motherboard supports RDRAM, thus the RAM should be faster which might enhance performance somewhat better, but I doubt in emulation.
AFAIK, most Pentium III systems only support PC133 SDRAM, because
with the exception of your Intel motherboard, Intel supports RDRAM
with Pentium 4s only.
AFAIK also, I saw an article stating that Athlons could support RDRAM,
but the major reason Athlon motherboards don't support RDRAM and only
support PC133 SDRAM or DDR SDRAM is the RDRAM architecture is patented by a company called Rambus, Inc.
Thus, RDRAM is *not* a open architecture, thus the DDR SDRAM people,
such as Corsair are trying to make faster DDR SDRAM modules, thus sometimes causing compatibility problems between motherboards, which
suck for us Athlon'ers
.
