That being said, Id personally slap a 9800 GTX in it, the only issue with will fiddling with drivers to find one that worksīut i could see a 9800 GTX + 2gb of system ram, running some GCN/Wii games. Emulators like mame, barely touch the gpuĪnd I dont know every emu you plan on running, but chances are alot of the older ones dont have much gpu acceleration In terms of your video card upgrade, that isnt going to benefit emulators as much as you may think. as your effectively more then doubling the compute power of the cpu Outside of that emulators, my Gui, everything should have vastly more performance, with this type of mod. The only case where this type of cpu upgrade, is going to negatively impact gaming performance, is edge case games where maybe during game-play they had frame dips, and on this much beefy cpu/gpu combo those framedips will be removed. all of these games use vsync in windows, and are capped to 60 fps About the D:/ drive, you can find on internet modified 'game.exe' for each games, in order to have saves in the games folder (instead of d:/). For blazblue, I had to disable the antialiasing in the nvidia control panel. So for people who are going to ask what dose this really effect?Īnd that's a relatively easy one, it dosent change anything in the Typex line of games. Re: 15 new Taito Type X / X2 games now working on domestic PC's.

If you are unable to get this one, there is a 2.73 ghz model of core 2, then you have the core 2 quad, however keep note the core 2 quad, is on the edge of better / worse then the stock p4 its hard to say really. You got the top end cpu I suggested and thats great, that one should be about as good at single threaded workloads as a 4.4-4.5gfz p4, and thats before you take into account the well, 2nd core you gain with this chip Click to expand.Well I am unsure If it was posted in this thread but ill post it againĭue to IPC improvements form intels P4 line to the LGA775 Core2 Line

Taito type x2 running on windows 7