can any of you hook a brother up ?

Is there any Saturn emulator that would run well on a Celeron D 2.3ghz, 512MB ram and a GF5200fx ?


I have some discs here (about 20, i guess)..


Any help is appreciated, thanks so much.

one can never destroy the power of evil

I dunno how well it will work but go here and look under downloads

As far as I know that's the one with the most compatibility and probably the best speed. However this one based on the first may be better.

Cassini refuses to run, say i donīt have a bios, which i downloaded, more than once.
GiriGiri runs at about 0.0 fps or slower.
Bah.

I downloaded M2 Emulator while at it.
At least my Daytona fix is assured.

I tried SSF too, but couldn't make it run.

i guess either my pc is not powerfull enough or Saturn emulation still has a loooong way to go.


> I dunno how well it will work but go here and look under downloads
>
> As far as I know that's the one with the most compatibility and probably the
> best speed. However this one based on the first may be better.
>
>

I remember I was able to play Clockwork Knight on GiriGiri just fine on an Athlon 1800+ 512MB w/GeForce 4 128MB on Windows 2000 w/DirectX 9.0c, so I dunno

I didn't try any of the others but I probably will over the next few days just to see if I can get it running. My Saturn works fine though and I have just been using that really, I installed a mod chip so I can play imports. (Though I have a 4-in-1 cart that doesn't seem to work for backing up saves though, and I have yet to check out if it even works as a 4MB expansion.)

Hopefully there's a good emulator that works because it's annoying hooking up a lot of systems. But I love my Saturn arcade stick.

> Cassini refuses to run, say i donīt have a bios, which i downloaded, more than
> once.
> GiriGiri runs at about 0.0 fps or slower.
> Bah.
>
> I downloaded M2 Emulator while at it.
> At least my Daytona fix is assured.
>
> I tried SSF too, but couldn't make it run.
>
> i guess either my pc is not powerfull enough or Saturn emulation still has a
> loooong way to go.
>
>
> > I dunno how well it will work but go here and look under downloads
> >
> > As far as I know that's the one with the most compatibility and probably the
> > best speed. However this one based on the first may be better.
> >
> >
>

> Cassini refuses to run, say i donīt have a bios, which i downloaded, more than
> once.
> GiriGiri runs at about 0.0 fps or slower.
> Bah.
>
> I downloaded M2 Emulator while at it.
> At least my Daytona fix is assured.
>
> I tried SSF too, but couldn't make it run.
>
> i guess either my pc is not powerfull enough or Saturn emulation still has a
> loooong way to go.
>
>
> > I dunno how well it will work but go here and look under downloads
> >
> > As far as I know that's the one with the most compatibility and probably the
> > best speed. However this one based on the first may be better.
> >
> >
>
SSF requires SSE2 support on you CPU, I know my 900mhz PC didn't even support SSE.

I managed to get SSF to run on my dual core Athlon 5000 PC, it's 2.6 ghz dual core.



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> SSF requires SSE2 support on you CPU, I know my 900mhz PC didn't even support
> SSE.

yeah, it runs, just not at a acceptable speeds. I did some more testing yesterday. Daytona runs, just very slow.
Road Rash doesnīt run, crashes the emulator. Clockwork Knight runs, but slow.
But itīs the best out of the ones i tried, faster than GiriGiri, on my pc.

one can never destroy the power of evil

STV runs pretty well in MAME. On my 2.66ghz Core2 (OC'd E4400), I get like 93% in VF Kids and practically 100% in Radiant Silvergun, Cotton Bommerang, and Die Hard Arcade, and that's all software rendering. They just added an SH-2 dynamic recompiler, so your mileage may vary.

Not sure how well MAME's support is ported over to mess, or how complete the emulation is, but it seems to run fairly well.

> STV runs pretty well in MAME. On my 2.66ghz Core2 (OC'd E4400), I get like 93%
> in VF Kids and practically 100% in Radiant Silvergun, Cotton Bommerang, and Die
> Hard Arcade, and that's all software rendering. They just added an SH-2 dynamic
> recompiler, so your mileage may vary.
>
> Not sure how well MAME's support is ported over to mess, or how complete the
> emulation is, but it seems to run fairly well.
>