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    The New Kid
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    Default Please HEEEEELP!

    I'm a newbie to the site and was wondering..........
    I just built a new PC:
    -AMD Athlon 64 3000+
    -1 GB Corsair Memory
    -Diamond Radeon 9600XT graphics w/ 256 MB
    -Integrated sound
    -120 GB HDD
    It does not matter which type of emulator I use (rockNES, ZSNES, SNES9X), everytime I try to load a ROM my system locks up.
    Any ideas as to why?

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    Capo di Tutti Capi alcoatjez's Avatar
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    The problem definately lies in your PC or Windows and not in any of the emus...

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    The New Kid
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    any ideas on what to check?

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    Off The Scale hagbard's Avatar
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    You can tell us your OS (9x, XP, etc), DirectX version, etc. Perhaps updating your system to latest DirectX, Graphic drivers, etc. helps a bit.
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    The New Kid
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    Running WindowsXP Home w/ SP2 (OEM from a .com) with DirectX 9.
    I have tried using video drivers from Diamond install cd as well as downloading the newest Catalyst drivers from ati.com and either way, it does not work.
    The only other thing I can think of is my resolution setting when running the emus. I use 1280x1024 full screen when playing roms, is that too much?

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    Off The Scale hagbard's Avatar
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    I don't think so, that screen res be a problem. How many bpp, btw?
    Did you tried DirectX test? I mean: Start->Run->type "dxdiag" (without the ")<ENTER>
    Here you have many tabs, just go through every test and tell us what happens.
    Good luck
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