software gpu for n64?

[X80]

are there any software gpu for n64 emulators? Nemu has one - I was wondering if there were any more.

also, what are some good ones for playstation emulators?

thanks for any help you can give.

[sxamiga]

From what I have heard, PEOPS in the best software GPU that you can get for PSX emulators like ePSXe. Kazzuna (I may have spelled his name wrong and if I did I'm sorry) also has a software GPU out for the various PSX emus, but I don't know if it has been updated in a while. PEOPS is being actively worked on and updated. Both software GPUs are available form NGEmu.com
sincerely,
sx/amiga

[Recca]

Originally posted by sxamiga
From what I have heard, PEOPS in the best software GPU that you can get for PSX emulators like ePSXe. Kazzuna (I may have spelled his name wrong and if I did I'm sorry) also has a software GPU out for the various PSX emus, but I don't know if it has been updated in a while. PEOPS is being actively worked on and updated. Both software GPUs are available form NGEmu.com
sincerely,
sx/amiga

kazzuya;)
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[Kellicros]

well, Peops works the best for me, I got some graphic glitches with kazzuya, atleast for me.

[Prafull]

I am also looking for a good n64 soft gpu but I didnt found any yet.

As far as psx goes peops is best kazzuya's is close behind but watch out for nextsoft.Its progressing wonderfully well (I love 2xsai).

[Snake785]

Wouldn't you need a really powerufl system to play the games in a software plugin? Hardware plugins are slow enough (well, on my system they play full speed but slow down when there is a lot of action) and a software plugin will solely rely on the CPU to do the work so it will slow down quite a bit. Well, thtas just my opinion because for me, Nemu was really slow on my system.

[X80]

I was trying to help my friend who has a celeron pc and no graphics card. Nemu is slow when using its software graphics emulation ~ about 15-20 frames/sec on his 733mhz pc, but it's still somewhat playable.

I personally think it's awesome how far the emulation scene has gone in a matter of a few years so there are no complaints from me. Thanks for all the helpful responses.

[Snake785]

Well, I have a recommendation for your friend. I say that your friend should save up some money to buy a fairly decent video card. I have a geforce 2 MX (it's not the greatest card out on the market) and it plays a lot of games at full speed. But thats when I use 1964 and Supra HLE. I don't get as good speed in PJ64, however.

[sxamiga]

Thanks Recca for correcting me. I do not like to misspell people's names.
PJ64 is the only N64 emu that i can use. All the others refuse to work on my system.
X80, if you and your friend are going to play in software mode, then a lower end video card should suffice. But if you want to play in hardware mode, then you would want a more powerful video card.
Prafull, I think NextGL is the only one of Nickk's plugins that is going to feature 2xSAI right now. Then Next3D and then NextSoft. Pelase feel free to correct me if I am wrong. But I think this is how it is going to go.
sincerely,
sx/amgia

[Prafull]

Originally posted by sxamiga
Prafull, I think NextGL is the only one of Nickk's plugins that is going to feature 2xSAI right now. Then Next3D and then NextSoft. Pelase feel free to correct me if I am wrong. But I think this is how it is going to go.
sincerely,
sx/amgia

Yes may be this is how its going to go.But I think nickk started 2xsai in nextsoft plugin.Its another thing that he is right now concentrating on nextgl.He was thinking to work upon nextsoft in his next vacations (soon).
So I am sure that once he get some more adjustments done on nextsoft(which currently in beta stage supports super eagle and 2xsai) he will release it.

[lizardj]

or u can get a copy of vgs if u wanna play yer ps games in software mode, itz realli fast. oh but they dun sell it no more, do they? datz juz 2 bad, lol.

[Smiff]

Nemu does not have a software renderer as such, those options correspond to the options in PJ's "Rendering Device" drop down menu - it's a standard part of Direct3D.

"Hardware accelerated" is hWnd's "Direct3D HAL"
"Software emulation" == RGB emulation
"Screenshot mode" == Reference Rasterizer