Build Your Own Arcade Controls Forum
Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: menace on October 05, 2003, 04:32:28 pm
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So I updated my mame system from a P3-450 running DOS/arcadeOS to an Athlon XP 1700+ running win98 and Mamewah and I've noticed that my US championship v'ball rom now runs slower??? I was wondering if anyone could help me sort out why this might be. oh yeah I'm running advmame on a trident t64 video card (same as last setup). Help, I really like this game :'(
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I'd really reccomend windows XP for that system but I cannot guarantee that it would solve the problem.
Another thing you could try is enabling cheats and "overclocking" the arcade game's processor. I do this for double dragon 2 on neo geo and it works pretty well.
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Thanks for the tips but I've never used cheats before so I'm unsure how to overclock a specific games processor--is this a standard cheat option? Thanks!
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The option to overclock lumped in the volume adjust menu which you can acess by default with the tilde key (`). One problem is that the overclock does not save so you have to do it everytime. I think that the overclock is most useful for games like neo geo doube dragon 2 that actually were choppy on their native hardware. In your case, it would probably be worth a try, but I am not sure if it would solve the prob.
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well didn't work but I appreciate your help all the same--maybe I'm just on drugs and this is how fast it's always been :-[
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Well I checked the game on a friends P3-1Ghz and it runs the faster (correct) speed I'm wondering if this is a pentium vs AMD difference--could someone with access to both a pentium and an AMD run this game (vball.zip) and see if there are speed differences with all other factors equal?
I checked it on my desktop system XP 2600+ with both Mamewah and mame32 and it runs slower than on a p3-450 (no AMD jokes). The most confusing thing is that both systems report 60fps but the pentium is obviously faster play than the AMD.