#MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SNES EMULATORS PC#
#MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SNES EMULATORS PLUS#

Pardon my earlier smart-assed reply but in my defense it was the answer to your initial question.Дo you have a Desktop PC right now? What are the specs? Run mame on it and extrapolate some results (if your PC is a 2.0 GHz machine and it runs mame fine, then a 2.

My MAME PC is my desktop for forever ago, that got hand-me downed to my sister and when she got a new PC she gave it back and it went into the MAME cab to replace the PIII-833 that was in there (that ran the classics just fine and the 16 bits just fine as well) get as much PC as you can afford but dont go breaking the bank for a MAME PC. It runs every 16 bit emulator perfect, runs the Dreamcast EMU pretty well too. Killer instinct 2 runs at like 90% speed so I play that on my killer instinct cabinet instead. I have a P4 2.4 in the mame cab and it runs everything I want it to. Once you get down to it and play around with the settings/different emulators/frontends/OS, you will see you need very little to make an adequate, even great emulator PC.ДЄ P4 2.0-2.4 with at least 1Gb of RAM and a normal video card runs pretty much everything except the high end arcade games and CHD games. Quote from: Turnarcades on September 19, 2008, 07:12:34 am Aaah. I have spent years testing different emu's, settings, OS tweaks and perfecting the Turnarcades/Mamewah frontend though so I had already ironed out most creases my the time I got round to building my new arcade this month! Had to get a 160Gb hard drive to manage the bigger PSX isos and laserdisc games, but that wasn't much so I've got an excellent arcade PC done for ВЈ80. So, DS emulators (even though one CPU is 33MHz and the other 66MHz) will run like ass for now. most emulator project concentrate on features and compatibility first with speed second.

#MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR SNES EMULATORS PLUS#

I'm currently using a custom version MAME v0.105, Laserdisc, PSX plus all mentioned above with no slowdown or glitches on an ex-business P4 2.4Ghz small form factor PC I picked up for 50 quid. to get decent results you need a computer about 8-10 times the clock speed of the system in question. chd/possible PSX emulation and faster response times for MAME rom loading. I would recommend though for this kind of setup shooting for at least a 1Ghz CPU with 256mb ram, which will also even run 32X and Mega-CD with no trouble.ДЇor a mid-range system with quicker rom-booting times, no lag and possibility of more demanding, plug-in type emulators, I'd recommend a P4 equivalent 1.6Ghz+ CPU with decent on-board graphics, 256mb ram+, and a bigger hard drive obviously. My benchmark tests ran my personal basic setup (Mamewah/XP/pre-0.106 MAME plus most Atari/Sega/Nintendo emulators up to 16-bit) with negligible slowdown/lag as far down as P3 equivalent 600mhz CPU, 128mb ram, on-board graphics and sound and just a 20Gb hard drive. Once you get down to it and play around with the settings/different emulators/frontends/OS, you will see you need very little to make an adequate, even great emulator PC.

Minimum requirements for snes emulators