project n64

before i start this is my computer
Windows Os : windows Xp professional
Processor: celeron [R] intel 2.00Ghz 200ghz ,
RAM: C:\ 10.8 GB D:\ 7.80GBNote!i know my computer sucks but please hear me outrDear RomulationAs i love much of ur site heres my thoughts at getting technical errors on my pc ever since
i loved nintendo much as i used to love ps right now i moved down to nintendo ok
are my requirements are fit for nintendo 64 cuz im puzzled by the massive plugins
they have in herewww.emulator-zone.comanyway the lag on my computer continues to haunts me tell me does it has to be related with
rom problem or just my computer i have to upgradethanks for the adviceRegards
SiSHUNTER

It's not a ROM problem, that much I can tell you.And what you specified isn't your RAM, it's your hardisk size.Which games are you trying to emulate?

Also we need to know what graphics card you have

intel celeroni found out the solution my computer runs fast when its on full screen sorry about that

celeron is processor not graphics card

oh i checked it over i got Prosavage DDR but i need to update it more

a savage?! god those things are ancient, no wonder you can't run the emulator properly.

poor emulator configuration most likely.

amazingly these thing can run project n64 without no lag well i dont think my configuration is poorbut i do solve the lag well i just have to run it on full screeen and then thats it the quality are samemy pc can play nds without no lag also well some games but all is good

I don't believe you can use the transfer pak functionality on an emulator.

Cahos Rahne Veloza · #8I'd also like to ask something about this emulator.Some games like Mario tennis have crappy graphics during the replay of your winning or loosing shot.My PC's beefy enough to run the emulator:Intel Pentium D 925
512 gig RAM
GeForce FX5500So it's probably not my system, is it the ROM or just an emulator flaw?

It's an emulator issue. When you run the emulator, the issue is noted on the load page. Make sure you have the updated RDB & GameFAQ.
They can be found here: http://www.pj64-emu.com/downloads/Download/Project64/Updates/
Also, make sure you have the current version of PJ64 while you are there - 1.6 is out of beta now.Other games like Rayman64 and Excitebike64 have similar issues that are noted on the emulator's frontend. For Rayman, it is noted that the "lum" color in the game is messed up, and for Excitebike, it tells you up front that the game will probably run slow.
PJ64 is the best there is when it comes to N64 emus.
I have never had a problem with slowdown, but then again I am running an Athlon 64X2 6000+, 4G 800Mhz RAM 4-4-4-12, Dual GeForce 8800GTS 640Mb in SLI, so even Crysis on the higher graphics settings runs near 65 FPS.But, I DO have problems with some of the graphics glitches as you noted above especially in Mario Tennis, so that is proof that it is the emulator, not the ROM or your rig causing the issues.