You can use games from your own collection, or acquire them from a game store. You can get your own BIOS from your own Playstation 2 console. What is actually recorded is each frame, which is then run at the full rate of the game, it is more than likely the person recording it had similar speeds to you, so don't take it too seriously. Videos which appear on YouTube are generally recorded with the GS plugin. I've seen my game running full speed on YouTube, why do i get low FPS? For a better explanation,refer to this thread
If you find a game like that please let us know: īecause the Playstation 2 is a complex console, with a lot of parts which must be emulated at the same time. My game worked in an earlier version, and now it does not, why?ĭue to changes in the emulator some games may not work as well as they did in the previous release, as you will find with most emulation projects, you fix one game, you break another somewhere. In order to play Ps1 games, you will need a ps1 emulator. No, this emulator only works with Playstation 2 games. Most games have been tested for the latest 0.9.6 release,for the rest try the game yourselves. There is a compatibility list on the site, HERE This isn't very useful for ps2 emulation, and any implementation that attempts to use CUDA will most-likely slow down the emulator. PCSX2 is not programmed to use more than one GPU.ĬUDA works best when doing simple operations on many parallel threads.
This does NOT mean PCSX2 isn't using the full power of your CPU, it is normal.īy itself, no. Even if you have exactly 2 cores, the emulator will not cause 100% CPU usage because of the way threading works. An exception to this rule is the software renderer of GSdx, which can use 3 or even more extra threads, via the option in the configuration of the plugin.Īs said above,PCSX2 only uses 2 cores,so if you have more the CPU usage will be way less 100%. It just won't benefit from the extra 1 core. So don't ask when quad-core support will be available, since it won't be anytime soon! However, PCSX2 will run fine on your quad-core processor. To make PCSX2 efficiently use 4 or more cores will require major code changes. No, currently only 2 cores are supported and a third via the MTVU speed hack. * CPU that supports SSE2 (Pentium 4 and up, Athlon64 and up) What are the requirements for using this emulator? Section II: General questions about the emulator Update DirectX with the web installer HERE You can use the official guide found HEREĪnd third, you need to update your DirectX in order for GSdx to work (important!). Second, you need to configure the plugins in the emulator. Dump your Playstation 2 BIOS from your own console. You need to do at least 3 things before you can play.įirst, you need to put in your own BIOS. Is the release package complete? Can I play out of the box? Yes, the project is open source, and it is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. This requires having an original Playstation 2 console (for the BIOS) and of course having the original games as well. The aim of this project is to emulate the Playstation 2, allowing people to play their Ps2 games on their PC. Section I: General questions about the project What is the normal speed for Playstation 2 games?.My settings are not being saved / Error creating memcard / Failed to copy file etc.When will the next version be released?.I've seen my game running full speed on YouTube, why do i get low FPS?.My game worked in an earlier version, and now it does not, why?.Why not use CUDA to make things faster?.
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