Dolphin wii emulator (computer good or bad)

I was just wondering is my computer good for dolphin or will it crawl at 5 FPSmy computer:windows : 7 home premium
ram : 3072 mb
processor : Intel Celeron C900
Graphics card : Integrated Intel mobile 4 series
bits : 32x
Hard drive (doesnt matter really) : 320gbif you want more info ask me and i will post it

it won't even run.

OMGmy windows xp computer walked at 10 fps and it had a 3rd of the ram my windows 7 laptop has
why wont it run ?my computer statswindows :xp
ram : 1028mb
graphics : nvidia 7800gs
processor : pentium dwhich is better

celeron is a shit processor, and intel integrated graphics are useless beyond imagination.

what would you recommend replacing it with

you cant upgrade laptop graphics chips.

two questionswhy?andcan you still replace the processor?

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mmm... interestingSo what are the requirements needed to play it well or at least... more or less well? ???

mars427 · #7two questionswhy?andcan you still replace the processor?

Because the chip is soldered to the motherboard, which is custom made for that laptop. And no, generally you can't upgrade the processor for the same reason. Even if you can its not a good idea because you're adding more heat to the same confined space.

An example of a good CPU for Dolphin is a Core 2 Duo e8400.

it still plays the game how it would on my computerslower than usual around 50 percent and i tested soulcalibur 2, mario kart double dash (300 percent in menu) and mario kart wii all fine but the graphics are a bit blurryp.s using directx 9 plugin with a mix of dx9 and dx10 build inusing most recent dolphin build to date from website download (4771)if you are having problems with soulcalibur 2 running click start as fast as you can until you are at the menu

Any (modern) card by nVidia should work, and maybe an Intel Core something (I7, Core 2 Duo)Never get a computer with just integrated graphics go for a name brand one

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if its a laptop he doesnt have a choice.

oh well I still get a laptop that can emulate fine and can do stuff like any other computer or laptop
the only bad thing is that if i want to update im going to have toa) get a new oneb) taking it apart rip out the graphics card and putting a new one in which could break it and i wont want to do that

The Dolphin emulator works sporadically, if at all. It sometimes will run a game at 5FPS. After you see the thing in full action, you'll just spend thirty bucks to buy a GC. Then mod it yourself.

mars427 · #14b) taking it apart rip out the graphics card and putting a new one in which could break it and i wont want to do that

cant be done, it WILL break it.

i've an Pentium Dual Core, xp 64 bits, 4gigs of ram, and the emu works slow -.-

Sorry for topic jumping but I was going make a topic just like this one.What games (few/same/most?) can Dolphin wii emulator run? and is Dolphin's the best?and could my computer run it with playable fps?AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition
OCZ Reaper HPC 4GB (2 x 2GB) 1600
XFX Radeon HD 4850 1GB GDDR3
Western Digital Caviar Black 500GB 7200 RPM Hard Drive
Vista Home Premium 64-bitI can overclock easy but prefer not too.-Thanks.

You should play around with the properties a bit.
Zelda Four Sword (GC) was going 10% on my computer
i got it beyond 100% now but i have limiter on.I have 2gb ram
intel core duo T7500
Nvidia NVS 140m
32 bit

Yes, you can.As long you use the right settings.