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digitalman42




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PostPosted: Fri, 25th Jul 2008 05:01    Post subject: [PS2] how well do the PS2 emu's work now adays?
I have a Duo2 processor, X1950 video card, I remember with my old PC and FFX the cutscenes were all distorted and it ran real slow?? how are they now adays?? can you play games like Shadow of the Collosus perfect with a good PC?
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PostPosted: Fri, 25th Jul 2008 06:51    Post subject:
Check the compatibility list of pcsx2
http://www.pcsx2.net/compat.php?c=key

... and the forum of course. Things have slowly improved over the looong years of this emu.
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sabin1981
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PostPosted: Fri, 25th Jul 2008 13:09    Post subject:
Also, note that the best CPUs to run PCSX2 on -- are the Core2 series. Especially QuadCore procs, as the emulator is CPU-bound rather than GPU (IE; A Q6600 with a 7600GS will get far superior results than an AthlonX2 and an 8800GT)
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PostPosted: Sun, 27th Jul 2008 19:45    Post subject:
Wrong. The best for PCSX2 are highly clocked Core 2 Duo CPU's. PCSX2 don't support 4 cores, only 2.

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digitalman42




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PostPosted: Sun, 3rd Aug 2008 04:59    Post subject:
According to PCSX2 website, compatibility list, God of War and Shaow of the Collosus still run like crap. Looks like the two best PS2 games still arent very playable on EMU.
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