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gunbladespecial
December 30th, 2005, 11:25
hello guys, im just wondrin why is it that my ePSXe 1.6 takes a lot of time to load.. is it eating a lot of memory? here is my system spec:
RAM: 384 MB
CPU: P4 1.7Ghz
Vid: 256 MB RADEON 9600

Shadow Lady
December 30th, 2005, 16:14
somethen else must be the problem, epsxe usually loads right away and loading games takes less than half minute in my athlonxp 2400 with 512mb ram, perhaps ur hard disk is slow or not using U-DMA or somethen else, by the way, what u mean by a lot of time?

hushypushy
December 30th, 2005, 21:47
yeah, it would be nice if you clarified on what is loading slowly, exactly.

also, what plugins are you using?

gunbladespecial
December 31st, 2005, 03:40
when i click on the ePSXe icon, my computer would freeze for quite some time. but I found no speed issues when playing a game.. its just that when i Click on the icon that all would freeze.. i suspect it is eating a lot of RAM.. but im not sure because my PC would only freeze if there is insufficient RAM and it seldomly happens (when I'm running more than 3 editing programs, Premiere, Flash, Photsohop)

hushypushy
December 31st, 2005, 11:14
tried defragging your hard drive? this doesnt sound like an ePSXe problem at all, more like your computer's health in general.

gunbladespecial
December 31st, 2005, 14:01
oh ok.. guys.. ill jst try fixing my disks.. thanks

Shadow Lady
December 31st, 2005, 19:23
perhaps u have a corrupted version of epsxe?

gunbladespecial
January 1st, 2006, 08:44
i dloded it directly from the epsxe site... hey! u just gave me an idea.. ill try dloding frm another source.. thanks

gunbladespecial
January 1st, 2006, 09:57
problem solved guys.. my antivirus has something to do with it.. once i have disabled my antivirus, it worked fine... ill guess tym for me 2 change avs..

aperson
January 1st, 2006, 16:06
That was going to be my recommendation: check your system resources. You have very little memory, and chances are you're one of those people with fifty things set to startup with Windows.

You should edit your registry, startup menu, and configure any individual programs showing up in your system tray to disable all non essential software from running at startup. Either that or spend some money for more RAM, which would really be the far better thing to do.

Shadow Lady
January 1st, 2006, 17:18
also getting more RAM should be good, those things are quite cheap these days :p