recommended system requirement?? (FF9)

mecharmor23 · May 27th, 2001

First and Foremost my comp specs are:

AMD athlon 800MHZ
128 MB SDRAM 133mhz
50x CD-Rom
Voodoo 3 2000 16mb
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live Value

As I ran Final Fantasy 9 I realize that when gameplay becomes intense and a lot of spells and stuff takes place sometimes I experience pauses and lags.

I heard some of you guys manage to play FF9 on vgs without slowdown or pauses. If you have system specs same or close to mines then tell me what I can do to help it. Else if you have a different comp spec and running FF9 all through without any slowdown then tell me your system specs too.

Your reply would be appreciated.
thanks

btw can VGS run ISOs? (just put yes or no, dont wanna be banned)

**aldo** · May 27th, 2001

ISO in VGS? Yes, use http://www.Daemon-Tools.com

*Fixed the URL, sorry for the typo*

K3nShin · May 29th, 2001

sorry aldo but www.daemon-tools.com

:wtf: :rockets:

Bahamut_Zero · May 30th, 2001

If you want to play FF9 perfectly, you must have PIII

404 · May 30th, 2001

Quote:

Originally posted by Bahamut_Zero
If you want to play FF9 perfectly, you must have PIII

Says who? PIII is behind TBird.

I manage to run ff9 with no skips at all... with my Duron750

I should say your prob is with your Voodoo3 2000

My card is Voodoo 3 3000 and a Geforce 2 MX . The Geforce 2 Mx obviously working great with it, but the V3 3000 working not bad at all.

Long Live AMD!

K3nShin · May 31st, 2001

my god

i only using
AMD K6-II
96 Mb Ram
RIVA TNT2 GENIUS 3D SoundCard

bong · June 2nd, 2001

As long as you have a 2mb videocard you can play vgs.
Vgs doesnt use hardware acceleration at all!
What is more important is your cpu.
But a p3 450 or a k63 600 should do it.

The pauses you have are because the cd rom is slowing down and speeding up while the program is not accessing it.

So make an iso or copy of the psx cdrom on your hardrive and the problem should go away.
As it did on my lowly k63+600.

I must admit though that the Nvidia cards have a nice 2d filtering effect which makes vgs graphics more appealing though a little blurry.

Im using a voodoo3.
And as for you geforce users Unreal Tournament engine based games and Summoner run faster on voodoos than the geforce.

It's a fact.

Voodoo3's are very good products which came from a somewhat ill managed company true but I swear by my voodoo.

404 · June 2nd, 2001

weird... I'm comparing my Voodoo 3 3000 with my GF2Mx playing UT, and it seems that the image is sharper, more crisp, and faster when I'm using the 'Mx' boy

404 · June 2nd, 2001

And one more game, Rune. This game uses Unreal Tournament's engine. And I can't be more satisfied using my Mx with it.

eli2k · June 10th, 2001

Hmm, I am running with:

800 PIII
256 RAM
nVidia Riva TNT m64

Everything works fine, except the bubbles with a ? or a ! is sometimes messed up on the screen. Other than that, the game runs at normal speed throughout the whole game.

hoyoyo80 · June 12th, 2001

Your com spec. are great,why don't give epsxe a try?

eli2k · June 13th, 2001

I am using ePSXe to run FF9. It runs great. Except...

[possible spoiler]

At that one part on Disc 4, I believe, when you are about to enter the Iifa tree, and you have to go into that red glowing thing at the top, then an FMV comes showing sky ships blowing the dragons out of the sky... Anyways, the battle with the dragon is VERY slow, it's probably because of the background. I have to switch between VGS and ePSXe in order to play successfully,

May 27th, 2001	#1 (permalink)
mecharmor23 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 63	recommended system requirement?? (FF9) First and Foremost my comp specs are: AMD athlon 800MHZ 128 MB SDRAM 133mhz 50x CD-Rom Voodoo 3 2000 16mb Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live Value As I ran Final Fantasy 9 I realize that when gameplay becomes intense and a lot of spells and stuff takes place sometimes I experience pauses and lags. I heard some of you guys manage to play FF9 on vgs without slowdown or pauses. If you have system specs same or close to mines then tell me what I can do to help it. Else if you have a different comp spec and running FF9 all through without any slowdown then tell me your system specs too. Your reply would be appreciated. thanks btw can VGS run ISOs? (just put yes or no, dont wanna be banned)

May 27th, 2001	#2 (permalink)
aldo Emu author Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: in front my PC Posts: 293	ISO in VGS? Yes, use http://www.Daemon-Tools.com Fixed the URL, sorry for the typo __________________ aldo vargas http://www.aldostools.com/ http://aldostools.mysite4now.com/ Last edited by aldo; May 31st, 2001 at 12:51.

May 29th, 2001	#3 (permalink)
K3nShin Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Lost in Space Posts: 54	sorry aldo but www.daemon-tools.com :wtf: :rockets: __________________ Life Is Free -=-=-=-=-=-

May 30th, 2001	#4 (permalink)
Bahamut_Zero Blitz Gundam Pilot Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: In Final Heaven Posts: 1,014	If you want to play FF9 perfectly, you must have PIII __________________ Please Visit my website http://bahamutdesign.bravepages.com/ huh.. pengen balik ke indo neh

May 31st, 2001	#6 (permalink)
K3nShin Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Lost in Space Posts: 54	my god i only using AMD K6-II 96 Mb Ram RIVA TNT2 GENIUS 3D SoundCard __________________ Life Is Free -=-=-=-=-=-

June 2nd, 2001	#7 (permalink)
bong Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 18	VGS is in software so the hardware doesnt count.. As long as you have a 2mb videocard you can play vgs. Vgs doesnt use hardware acceleration at all! What is more important is your cpu. But a p3 450 or a k63 600 should do it. The pauses you have are because the cd rom is slowing down and speeding up while the program is not accessing it. So make an iso or copy of the psx cdrom on your hardrive and the problem should go away. As it did on my lowly k63+600. I must admit though that the Nvidia cards have a nice 2d filtering effect which makes vgs graphics more appealing though a little blurry. Im using a voodoo3. And as for you geforce users Unreal Tournament engine based games and Summoner run faster on voodoos than the geforce. It's a fact. Voodoo3's are very good products which came from a somewhat ill managed company true but I swear by my voodoo.

June 2nd, 2001	#8 (permalink)
404 Ultraman Agent Join Date: May 2001 Location: 0101001111010110101001 Posts: 680	weird... I'm comparing my Voodoo 3 3000 with my GF2Mx playing UT, and it seems that the image is sharper, more crisp, and faster when I'm using the 'Mx' boy __________________ = hah hah hah! I'm back! not! = --- Last edited by 404 on 09-09-99 at 06:66 AM

June 2nd, 2001	#9 (permalink)
404 Ultraman Agent Join Date: May 2001 Location: 0101001111010110101001 Posts: 680	And one more game, Rune. This game uses Unreal Tournament's engine. And I can't be more satisfied using my Mx with it. __________________ = hah hah hah! I'm back! not! = --- Last edited by 404 on 09-09-99 at 06:66 AM

June 10th, 2001	#10 (permalink)
eli2k Entity Alpha Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: 4th Dimension Posts: 67	Hmm, I am running with: 800 PIII 256 RAM nVidia Riva TNT m64 Everything works fine, except the bubbles with a ? or a ! is sometimes messed up on the screen. Other than that, the game runs at normal speed throughout the whole game. __________________ [sig=49]

June 12th, 2001	#11 (permalink)
hoyoyo80 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Darkside Of Xeen Posts: 1,124	Your com spec. are great,why don't give epsxe a try?

June 13th, 2001	#12 (permalink)
eli2k Entity Alpha Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: 4th Dimension Posts: 67	I am using ePSXe to run FF9. It runs great. Except... [possible spoiler] At that one part on Disc 4, I believe, when you are about to enter the Iifa tree, and you have to go into that red glowing thing at the top, then an FMV comes showing sky ships blowing the dragons out of the sky... Anyways, the battle with the dragon is VERY slow, it's probably because of the background. I have to switch between VGS and ePSXe in order to play successfully, __________________ [sig=49]

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