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CPU does not support SSE 3.01? WHAT?!

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OK, I downloaded PCSX2 and i have all the right plugins and the BIOS. I put the ISO as Kingdom Hearts II and then i clicked run CD/DVD. A message popped up. It says that my CPU doesn't support SSE 3.01, after I click OK on that message the PSCX2 closes, leaving me unhappy. I'm not a pro with computers or anything, so i'm not sure if i have the right requirements.

I have:

- XP
- 1 GB RAM
- AMD Athlon (tm) 64 Processor
- 3000+
- 2.00 GHz

Why doesn't it work? What do i have to do to make it work?
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Well how do i switch it?

Nevermind,I found out how, thanks a lot.

On my CPU it's supposed to be really slow right? Like 15-20 FPS right? How can i make it a bit faster so it can be more playable?
I believe u will have to resort to using speed hacks, if u don't have version 0.9.6 of pcsx2, download it at PCSX2.net - News and use some speed hacks to speed up the game a bit. in GSDX, check the native box and make sure to turn on MTGS mode in the CPU tab.

keep in mind that using speed hacks may make the game unstable or unplayable, so use it wiesely, turn on one speed hack at a time to see which one 'causes the issues.

Another way to speed up the game would be to OC ur processor, but I doubt u have the necessary stuff to do it.
why my cpu dont support ssse3??

CPU:LG L226WTQ(DIGITAL) PENTIUM(R) 2.80ghz 2,00GB of ram maybe display adapters video card? nvidia geforce :???: 6600 oO
Well how do i switch it?

Nevermind,I found out how, thanks a lot.

On my CPU it's supposed to be really slow right? Like 15-20 FPS right? How can i make it a bit faster so it can be more playable?
my system also having same problem can you please tell me how to solve this problem?
Unless you give more info like what CPU you have what version of PCSX2 your using and what game do you try to emulate nobody can really help you...
mine is pentium for 4 but it doesnt support sse 3 and above
Yes, because your processor is more than 5 years old. Get a new computer. :)
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