Hi everybody,
I am trying to run Tekken 3 on a Linux Netbook with the following configuration:
32-bit AMD E-350 Processor Dual core VGA Radeon HD 6310 Around 2 gb RAM
But it runs slowly. Any advice?
Hi everybody,
I am trying to run Tekken 3 on a Linux Netbook with the following configuration:
32-bit AMD E-350 Processor Dual core VGA Radeon HD 6310 Around 2 gb RAM
But it runs slowly. Any advice?
On x86, you have to use mednafen-psx, which is much slower than pcsx-rearmed (on ARM hardware). Unfortunately, your low-power x86 device falls into the PSX doughnut hole
You might also try enabling “threaded video” I’ve had problems with ps1 games running slow if it wasn’t enabled.
The “threaded video” is enabled, but it’s still running slowly. I hoped that it was not the PC configuration, but should be it.
I will try with another computer. Thanks!
Hi, trying to revive this old thread.
I’m currently running Lakka on a crappy Acer Aspire One ZG5 with the same OP specs (Atom N270 GMA 950 1.5Gb RAM). When I try to run a rom with Beetle I get the same OP error (#0x3009, EGL_BAD_MATCH) and the game won’t start. When I try the same rom with PCSX ReARMed the game starts but it’s painfully slow and the audio stutters heavily. I read the cores’ docs to try some .cfg tweaking with no luck. Question is: as of 2021, is there a software mode render or some options (es. dynarec) that can help running psx roms on this Atom based netbooks with a decent speed or I have to give up?
Thank you so much
I believe PCSX-ReARMed should be able to use the “lightrec” dynarec for x86. I believe you’ll need to use the unai renderer.
Thank you, I’ll give it a try