I was just wondering if it was worth using a PS2 emulator on my PC and if it will be fast enough and so on and so forth.
My system specs are as follow:
Windows Xp
AMD 2400xp
512mb SDRAM
40Gb hard Disk
GeForce 5200 graphics card
I was just wondering if it was worth using a PS2 emulator on my PC and if it will be fast enough and so on and so forth.
My system specs are as follow:
Windows Xp
AMD 2400xp
512mb SDRAM
40Gb hard Disk
GeForce 5200 graphics card
No, sorry to disappoint you. At the moment there aren't any PS2
emulators capable of playing PS2 games at a playable standard.
How about now?
You are wrong. Please do not answer falsely if you didnt played them at all. There are playable games, yes!
You need core 2 duo and above and better video card.
@Gareth2061,
your computer specs will not run PCSX2 emulator very good. Buy a better computer or buy ps2 console.
MacBook Pro 13" with a Retina October 2014 (Purchased on March 28, 2015) - macOS Sierra (10.12.1)
iPhone 6+ - iOS 10.1.1
EMU: SDL MAME - SNES9X - FCEUX - Gens32 - No$gba - DeSmuME - ePSXe - SSF - NeoPop - OSwan - Mupen64Plus - PCSX2 - Dolphin
Yes, I know then why do they post it for ?![]()
MacBook Pro 13" with a Retina October 2014 (Purchased on March 28, 2015) - macOS Sierra (10.12.1)
iPhone 6+ - iOS 10.1.1
EMU: SDL MAME - SNES9X - FCEUX - Gens32 - No$gba - DeSmuME - ePSXe - SSF - NeoPop - OSwan - Mupen64Plus - PCSX2 - Dolphin
Oh no what have I started?![]()
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