[emo9708]

I want to know with how many fps i will run WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2009 or older wrestling games i have 2 pcs i want to know the fps for all of these :
1st pc :
AMD Sempron 2600+
1,60 GHz 512 RAM
Windows XP Normal PC

2nd pc :
Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 2,21 GHz 3028 RAM
NVIDIA GeForce 9700M GTS
Windows Vista Laptop

Thanks in Advance

 

[Princess Garnet]

The first PC is about useless. It'll run it, but likely at single digit frame rates (especially if there's no graphics card, as the Smackdown vs Raw games are a bit GPU hungry).

The second one has hope, if you use speed hacks, since the default speed isn't quite up to par. I can't say exactly how fast it'll go with that game, nor am I sure what the GeForce 9700M is equivalent to, but the RAM and GPU should be fine. The CPU will be the bottleneck, as is often the case with PCSX2.

 

[emo9708]

is ASUS G1S-AK118C better i hear from one friend he have 1,66 GHz but good video card and ram Which video cards are good and how many RAM i have to got

 

[Princess Garnet]

With PCSX2, it's all about the CPU. It's not like PC gaming where you can get away with a weaker CPU if you have a good GPU and some RAM.

RAM is almost a moot point. 1GB is even enough, perhaps even 512MB on Windows XP.

The GPU matters, especially in some games, but that's not often a bottleneck before the CPU.

You want the most speed you can get, and you really ideally need a CPU with two cores (more cores won't necessarily hurt, but aren't taken advantage of at this time yet).

I don't know the exact specifications of that other PC, but I'd wager it'd be slower than yours. 1.66GHz anything will be slower in PCSX2 than 2.2GHz of a Core 2. The GPU won't even really matter, since both sound like they're good enough.

 

[emo9708]

can you send me link of pc which will run with 30-60 fps WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2009

 

[masta.g.86]

Here.

 

[Phil]

Indeed Masta indeed :rotflmao:

 

[dman1093]

Here.

130,072 to 212,992 processors.....wow