Rayman emulation

Hmm, don't rely solely on branding, make sure you understand how their naming schemes and numbers work. For instance, Rayfist has an Nvidia, and so do I. His is a much more powerful GPU than mine, however. Mine's a GT 840M, I think his was a GTX 560 or 660. The number might be bigger on mine, but it's not its magnitude that determines how powerful it is, but what each digit represents.
 
Nope, this one is the best, and I described precisely how to configure correctly PCSX2 especially for Revolution.
It should handle mostly without problem on all CPU with 2 cores at ~@3 or 3.2Ghz to native 60FPS. When I OCed, game started to move faster. Emulator depends mostly on CPU.
I discussed at Pcsx2 site about stability of Revolution, and conclusion is, just get better PC. It means, still even not PC with super performance.
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The best way to play Rayman Revolution with upscaled graphics and everything is still the PSN version on PS3.
 
I doesn't have the same as him.
Here you go :
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CPU : AMD A4-6210 APU with AMD Radeon R3 Graphics 1.80 GHz
RAM : 8GO (6,94GO usable)
System type : 64 bits ; x64
 
It's 4 cores. Maybe you have some opportunity to OC it. But it's weak for PCSX2 I guess.
The best way to play Rayman Revolution with upscaled graphics and everything is still the PSN version on PS3.
If we're saying about the same, PS3 version is just converted PS1.
 
Harpic fraîcheur said:
Fucking computer, I have to buy a new one for games.. But I doesn't have a big budget, I plan to wait 5 years. (To buy a good one)
Hmm, you're 13 now, right? By that point, building a PC might be an apt option instead.
 
PluMGMK said:
What do you mean "by that point"? I built my first PC when I was 12! :mrgreen:
Fair dos, but it does depend on your know-how, I wouldn't have been able to do so at the age of 12.
 
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