[christopher s]

As far as I know, it shouldn't take more than 2.4Ghz (Duo, of course) to run this game smoothly.

Take a look; YouTube - Setting Up PS2 Emulator PCSX2 v0.9.6 - Final Fantasy 10

 

[christopher s]

You did watch the youtube-clip, yeah?
As the matter is, I have no idea what the requirements for FFX-emulation is. But it seems the guy pulled it off with a 2.5Ghz Duo CPU, and 512 mb Graphics card.

Now, I have no idea about the settings and the consquences of alternations of mentioned, but surely there is some way to make FFX run smoothly, with these specs?

CPU: Intel Core Duo E4600 2.40GHz
RAM: 4GB
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT 256 MB

Shouldn't it be possible to run the game quite fluently, when lots of people (on youtube, don't know how trustworthy it is) have run it with worse rigs than mine?

Any help to spare?

 

[christopher s]

Excuse me, but I haven't been doing anything but experimenting with settings for 15 hours. Problem is I dont know what to tamper with, so it turns out crap anyways,

 

[christopher s]

Speed issues, bigtime. My rig should be powerful enoug (ignore the post further up);

Intel Coreu Duo E4600 2.4GHz | Clocked to 2.9GHz
RAM: 4 GB
GPU: XFX GeForce 8600GT 512 MB 450 MHz | clocked to 700 MHz

I can't get any higher than 30 fps in the movie scenes with FFX. That's just way too low.

 

[christopher s]

latest beta? I'll run with that. It seems I cant clock my CPU any further, due to somethings I have no idea about. Either voltage, memory voltage or too agressive FSB though my CPU, E4600, is documented clocked to 3.2 GHz

Ok, so, I'll try the newest beta... would you care to share your settings maybe?