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Author Topic: Settings for maximum speed on Hard-to-run games  (Read 860 times)

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Settings for maximum speed on Hard-to-run games
« on: June 11, 2003, 01:32:56 pm »
Ok, I use MAME32......yes, its because I like the GUI and it works and requires zero configuration on my part...I intend to settle on one of the other front ends eventually......when they get to a point where they dont require so much time setting up, etc.  

No, my front end is not quite that important to me...but I digress.

I started playing around with frameskip today..and I can get Crusin USA to run at a reasonable semblence of normal by setting the frameskip to 1 or 2.......

however, the audio is messed up...its like echos..choppy...not sure how to describe.

QUESTION 1: How to fix audio (Using SB Live, not onboard sound, and a Radeon 8500 card).

QUESTION 2: Why on EARTH does Crusin World run so much better than Cruisin USA?  Did I miss something??

However the same audio problems persist.......how to fix?

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Re:Settings for maximum speed on Hard-to-run games
« Reply #1 on: June 11, 2003, 01:56:05 pm »
What type of processor and how much RAM is in the computers?  

I'm somewhat new but I've heard that some newer games need a fairly good processor and a chunk of RAM to back it up.

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Re:Settings for maximum speed on Hard-to-run games
« Reply #2 on: June 11, 2003, 05:00:51 pm »
Athlon 1700's...so 1.5Ghz or thereabouts....Radeon 8500, better than Geforce 3 quality video..half a gig of ram (as if there was any other choice!)....

Gotta try some of the other games, play with the settings......
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