its really surprises me this emulator plays on a ..

[yamisniper]

hp a4 laptop at least it seems to play 100% speed with no frame skip with crisis core i hope it can run type 0 too when the patch comes out

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wow no comments i just didnt think it would play that is all

[AkuNaRahman]

Seriously? What spec on that laptop?

[yamisniper]

meant a6 its a dual core at 2.4 ghz with speed boost to 2.8 and a 7520g 2 or 4 gigs of ram

[AkuNaRahman]

Wow... Unexpected...

[yamisniper]

considering emulators dont tend to work on amd hardware at least like the wii and ps2 emulators dont like amd cpus

[Andrew LB]

(01-01-2014 06:28 PM)AkuNaRahman Wrote:  Wow... Unexpected...

It probably wouldn't have ran worth beans about 6-9 months ago, but PPSSPP just keeps getting more and more optimized it seems. I had originally found this site and emulator because I wanted to play Ys Seven and didn't want to by a PSP for a single game, and back about a year it really ran like crap on all the PSP emulators out there. I recently tested out some games on my Hackintosh built into an aluminum G5 PowerMac case (yea... it was a lot of work to convert), and everything I tried ran perfectly. That system is MUCH slower than my main workstation/gaming system and Crisis Core ran great.

Hackintosh:
-Intel Wolfdale E5500 core 2 duo dual core overclocked to 3.5ghz.
-PNY GTX 650ti 2gb
-4gb DDR3
-1tb WD Black 7200rpm
-Gigabyte G41MT-S2PT (this board doesn't require OSx86 or iAtkos modded OSX, retail discs think it's a real Mac)

Workstation:
-Intel i7-860 quad core @ 4.1ghz
-PNY GTX 680 2gb
-16gb DDR3 @2133mhz
-250gb Corsair SSD, 3x 1tb WD Black 7200rpm, 2x 640gb WD Black RAID-0, 2x external 1tb WD Black drives for backups.
-Asus P7P55D-Deluxe motherboard