Final Fantasy X on Pentium 4 Flawless (PCSX2 0.9.7)

It's spectacularly awesome.

Here is the PCSX2 I used, it comes with GSDX, ZeroSPU2-X and everything you need: http://www.mediafire.com/?x1c3a5ug6yc3bbm

Here are all the versions of GSDX SSE2, SSSE3 and SSE4.1 depending what CPU you have:
http://www.mediafire.com/?lwrt253l8h5nlzr

Intel Pentium 4 Prescott (Hyperthreading) @ 4 ghz flat. Intel Nvidia 8600GT 256MB DDR3 @ either stock or 713/1782/882 (1764) [just in case anything bottlenecks because my internal res will either be 1280x1024, 1600x1200 or 2048x1536]

It's possible to play this game on the cheapest, weakest dual core you could buy.. basically.

Settings used:
Clamping set to none, rounding set to nearest, ee cyclerate 3, vu cycle stealing maximum, INTC sync hack, waitcycles sync hack, IOP x2 cycle rate hack.

GSDX 846 0.1.9 SSE2 with full NLoop hack, Alpha correction (FBA), texture filtering, pixel shader 2.0, 1600x1200 D3D internal resolution.

SPU2-X 1.4.0 with 50ms latency and Async mix with effects disabled and nearest audio processing. (all revisions work similarly)

Lilypad 0.1.0 (2930 svn)

I actually used PCSX2 r984 for this, just message me to get the best plugins and PCSX2 for your system setup.

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• awesome.

[50jido]

hey, i have p4 2.8 ghz 1gb ram 224 mo graphics intel 950 gma plz reply soon !!!!

[FrosDOwnz]

@50jido The fact you have a 2.8 ghz Pentium 4, 1 GB of RAM and an Intel integrated graphics processor would be enough to clearly demonstrate this game to be pretty much unplayable on that setup if you were to try. 8-25 FPS more or less.

[montana187xxx]

Oh and if my system is good enough is there any good step by step tutorial to set everything up, because im a total noob at this emu stuff, thanks

[FrosDOwnz]

@montana187xxx Check the PCSX2 forums. They give a guide about as detailed as possibly possible on every option of the emulator.

[montana187xxx]

@FrosDOwnz Ok thank you very much man, i appreciate the help, do you think my specs are good enough to run it??? Take care and i wont bother you with questions no more, lol. peace...

[FrosDOwnz]

It's possible to, you can't do anything wrong, the only thing is you might want to overclock that processor because otherwise you'll only get about this speed.

[drownedracoon]

Man, looks and sounds fucking perfect. I downloaded it, but I can't seem to get mine the way yours is. Been messing with it for a few day now... I sent you a message with my specs and questions.... Can you offer tips?

[montana187xxx]

Hi, im a total noob and i'm just wondering if it's possible to run this on a: Sony Vaio Laptop, Dual Core 2.0, ATI Radeon 3470 (256mb) onboard graphic card, and 4gb ram? And can i fuck up my system with this emu if i dont know what im doing? I would highly appreciated any help, thanks in advance, cheers ;)

[FrosDOwnz]

@jakehepp1 Now I have a Pentium D which is actually two cores instead of one and an actual, physical dual core instead of logically. I still get a pretty shitty framerate on this game so don't feel bad.

[FrosDOwnz]

@jakehepp1 That's weird. Only one core is used for the Emotion Engine (EE), and another core is used for the Graphic Subsystem (GS). Use the proper amount of speedhacks, test around a few different versions, and most importantly OVERCLOCK. I had my CPU running about 4, 4.25 gigahertz. It had hyperthreading so it had to share resources between the EE and GS emulation.