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What emulators are good for computer?
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So what are some good emulators for computer?
By good i mean that it doesnt lag. Do ps2 emulators lag
a lot?
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Well, pcsx2 needs a fast PC ...
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Guess thats over for me. My laptop is slow as shit.
R
Better get into Genesis (Sega Mega Drive) then. The best emulator is Kega Fusion.Or try ZSNES for Super NES emulation.
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retromastah · #2Well, pcsx2 needs a fast PC ...
Yeah...and fast means real fast!, even that fast may lag, so don't you be happy, 'cause ps2 emulators still need to be upgraded a lot.
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i only use no$zoomer and it works pretty fine given that you have a lightly modded computer.
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What does no$zoomer have to do with anything ?
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I used pcsx2, but many lags and incompability.
My computer:
Processor: core 2 quad q9550
V board: Nvidia Geforce 8600
Ram 4gb
HD 320gb.
so it's need to be upgradeed for more compability with powerful pcs.
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retromastah · #7What does no$zoomer have to do with anything ?
he asked what emulators doesn't lag and i just said that no$zoomer doesn't require much to run smoothly
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Then you mean no$gba. The zoomer is just an addon.
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Anything from the retro NES, SNES, GBA, arcades to psx would work without any problems on a pentium 4 1.8 GHz computer. No$gba varies but getting a full fps on a 3D game requires more ('bout 2.3 GHz I guess).
PS2 on the other hand requires more power. Running games on a decent FPS (around 30-40) requires a dual core 2.6 or more and a good video card, that's just during still shots. Big slowdown occurs during heavy rendering animations. (Imagine Yuna from FFX summoning Ixion + exploding effects).
If you have a fairly decent computer I suggest getting a Dreamcast or maybe a Gamecube emulator.
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Replying to #11
For game cube we got DOLPHIN, that work with Nintendo Wii as well.
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But Dolphin has heavy requirements as well !
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Replying to #13
Well...I dunno other, do you?
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