Goldeneye woes

Dr.Sloan · January 4th, 2004, 13:19

i can't seem configure goldeneye to run smootly, whats the best plugin for
it and the settings?

my specs
winxp home
p4 1.8
768mb pc133 sdr
radeon 9100 128mb ddr
plently hdd space
big old page file
lots of free mem
soundmax onboard audio

Sir Key · January 5th, 2004, 21:34

jabo's direct3d6 1.5.1 should be working well...

Modem1 · January 5th, 2004, 21:40

Goldeneye in general is pretty darn slow. You probably need a few hundred mrz more (2.2 maybe) to make it run well. Though, since Goldeneye in general on the N64 didn't have that high of a framerate (espically with lots happening), don't expect Goldeneye to have any higher of a framerate on the emulator than the regular N64. It never really looks like it's all that fast.

Dr.Sloan · January 5th, 2004, 22:59

i clicked that button that looks like a clock n the game sped up lol. runs ok now, yet music & intro r all fast, oh well.

ready2rumbelX · January 6th, 2004, 12:13

Modem1, you can see my system specs (my sig) and GoldenEye runs amazing on my machine...much smoother than te N64, and i'm not using the game speed button/frameskip etc..

The only problem is in Multiplayer, where the individual screens are screwed up, but otherwise it runs silky smooth.

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Clements · January 6th, 2004, 13:06

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Originally Posted by ready2rumbelX

The only problem is in Multiplayer, where the individual screens are screwed up, but otherwise it runs silky smooth.

Sorry to creep in here, but have you selected 'Force Depth Compare' in the Advanced tab of Jabo's plugin? 'Tis a known issue about the multiplayer screens messing up a bit without it!

To the main problem of the thread, indeed Jabo's is the best to use in terms of speed, or if you are feeling adventurous you can try Rice's Daedalus 5.2.0 if the sky in Jabo's bothers you.

The key here has already been mentioned - use 1964's internal frameskip, it really works wonders. I wouldn't touch the auto-CF with a P4 1.8GHz tho', could cause timing problems, and the speed of the processor is sufficient for just frameskip alone.

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ready2rumbelX · January 7th, 2004, 23:20

Origionally posted by [Clements]
Sorry to creep in here, but have you selected 'Force Depth Compare' in the Advanced tab of Jabo's plugin? 'Tis a known issue about the multiplayer screens messing up a bit without it!

I figured this out a few days ago...thanks though.

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**Snake785** · January 8th, 2004, 20:01

hmm...try setting the CF to 1? I get good speeds when it's set to 1. However that could've been the default, I cant remember...

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Trotterwatch · January 9th, 2004, 13:36

Set the CF to 3, it defaults to 1. The default of one is very smooth but more system intensive, CF2 is very fast, CF3 is slightly jerky but uses a lot less processor than CF1.

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Dr.Sloan Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 74	Goldeneye woes i can't seem configure goldeneye to run smootly, whats the best plugin for it and the settings? my specs winxp home p4 1.8 768mb pc133 sdr radeon 9100 128mb ddr plently hdd space big old page file lots of free mem soundmax onboard audio

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January 5th, 2004, 21:34	#2
Sir Key Banned Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Nirvana Posts: 1,947	jabo's direct3d6 1.5.1 should be working well...

January 5th, 2004, 21:40	#3
Modem1 Ph33r teh hammy! Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Near Seattle, WA Posts: 496	Goldeneye in general is pretty darn slow. You probably need a few hundred mrz more (2.2 maybe) to make it run well. Though, since Goldeneye in general on the N64 didn't have that high of a framerate (espically with lots happening), don't expect Goldeneye to have any higher of a framerate on the emulator than the regular N64. It never really looks like it's all that fast.

January 5th, 2004, 22:59	#4
Dr.Sloan Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 74	i clicked that button that looks like a clock n the game sped up lol. runs ok now, yet music & intro r all fast, oh well.

January 6th, 2004, 12:13	#5
ready2rumbelX InnarX Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Borderline InSAnE Posts: 2,750	Modem1, you can see my system specs (my sig) and GoldenEye runs amazing on my machine...much smoother than te N64, and i'm not using the game speed button/frameskip etc.. The only problem is in Multiplayer, where the individual screens are screwed up, but otherwise it runs silky smooth. ready2rumbelX __________________ ___________________________________________ -Intel Core i7 920 @ 3.8Ghz -MSi Big Bang X-Power Mobo -6GB Corsair Dominator GT -MSI GTX 680 2GB -Windows 8 (x64) + Linux Mint Debian Edition (x64) -Realtek HD (ALC889)

January 7th, 2004, 23:20	#7
ready2rumbelX InnarX Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Borderline InSAnE Posts: 2,750	Origionally posted by [Clements] Sorry to creep in here, but have you selected 'Force Depth Compare' in the Advanced tab of Jabo's plugin? 'Tis a known issue about the multiplayer screens messing up a bit without it! I figured this out a few days ago...thanks though. ready2rumbelX __________________ ___________________________________________ -Intel Core i7 920 @ 3.8Ghz -MSi Big Bang X-Power Mobo -6GB Corsair Dominator GT -MSI GTX 680 2GB -Windows 8 (x64) + Linux Mint Debian Edition (x64) -Realtek HD (ALC889)

January 8th, 2004, 20:01	#8
Snake785 Prepare for Descent... Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Canada Posts: 2,619	hmm...try setting the CF to 1? I get good speeds when it's set to 1. However that could've been the default, I cant remember... __________________ My Computer specs: Pentium 4 2.6Ghz 512 MB of RAM Geforce FX 5700 128 MB Windows XP SP1 Click here for Flaretech.Biz Web Hosting

January 9th, 2004, 13:36	#9
Trotterwatch Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Chester, UK Posts: 28	Set the CF to 3, it defaults to 1. The default of one is very smooth but more system intensive, CF2 is very fast, CF3 is slightly jerky but uses a lot less processor than CF1.