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smalltownguy:


--- Quote from: Diet_Pepsi on February 29, 2012, 01:59:34 am ---gauntleg and it ran just fine until it crashed while I was on the stairs (known issue)
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Did you run version 1.6 or version 1.2?



Diet_Pepsi:

Not sure -- I will check it out tonight.

DillonFoulds:

If I'm not mistaken...

gauntleg = 1.6
gauntleg12 = 1.2

You can also confirm the version on the title screen (or is it the credits?). It's listed in the bottom left corner of the screen.

Diet_Pepsi:

ok, so I dug out blitz, and here are my results:

blitz (no HT): 192
blitz (HT): 179

7% advantage with HT disabled.

Same settings as yesterday -- i3 560 (Clarkdale) @4.2ghz.  I am not using onboard graphics -- I am running an ATI 5570.

With HT disabled I was able to play blitz flawlessly (@100%).  My legends version is 1.6 and plays flawlessly (@99.97%) until crash.  I don't have version 1.2.

I could push my Clarkdale further but I see no need when GL and blitz runs smooth @4.2ghz (cruise control) with room to spare.  I am guessing that a sandy bridge i5@4.2ghz would eat my clarkdale for breakfast.

Can someone please remind me why C2Ds are so highly regarded for running mame?



MacGyver:

You guys are costing me money. :)  After reading the new additions to this thread and the fact that you got everything up to %100 speed, I decided to finally spend the money on an upgraded CPU, so I bought an i5 2500K, an ASUS z68, 8gb of 1333 RAM, and a 128gb SSD.  Wish me luck.  Oh, and I swear I plan on building the cabinet now, the monitor was the real thing holding me up (Germany and 200lb crates don't work well), so I found this and bought it:

http://www.amazon.com/I-Inc-IH283HPB-Class-Widescreen-Monitor/dp/B0050HZ2SS
it was $249, so I couldn't help it, I just hope it is more like a real monitor in shape than a 16:9 TV.  Now off to find some black pica vinyl.

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