Can my computer run a PS2 emulator (Kingdom Hearts II)?
OK so that guy above me wrote a LOT and said almost nothing useful. Anyways, your graphics card and RAM specs are pretty low for running PCSX2, UNLESS you play using default or low settings. Luckily your quad core CPU saves you and gives you a chance to run games smoothly. Now, before you install make sure you have a PS2 BIOS, specifically the one named "SCPH1001". That is required. Once you install the emulator and run it, do the following: 1. Go to Config -> Emulation Settings -> Speedhacks and make sure that "MTVU (Multi-Threaded microVU1)" is checked. This makes sure that PCSX2 uses all your cores to get the maximum speed from your CPU. 2. Go to Config -> Video(GS) -> Plugin settings,under "Original PS2 Resolution" uncheck "Native" and select 2x Native from the dropdown menu underneath. This increases the resolution of the games, so they look better on your screen. If the game runs too slow, go back and check the "Native" box you unchecked. It will make the games run at their original resolution, which will cause them to look ugly if you play in full screen so you should play in a window. That's the most important info you need to get the games running. Make sure you download the newest version of PCSX2 (1.2.1) from the official site). If you need step-by-step help installing or customizing, feel free to message me.
Where can i make a youtube profile pic and channel art?
I need to make a good free custom youtube profile pic and channel art. but I cant find anyone. I want to make something like NGTZombies (on youtube) youtube profile pic. where can I?
What is the difference between a dedicated graphics card & an integrated graphics card?
When one decided to buy a laptop or a PC, the piece of hardware which is most difficult to choose is the graphic card. There are basically two types of graphic cards, one of them is Integrated Graphic Card and the other one is the Dedicated graphic card, So what is the difference between an integrated and dedicated graphic card, and what are their advantages and disadvantages? The answer to the second question depends on what you need. To help you decide what you need, here are the differences between integrated and dedicated graphics cards.Integrated GraphicsAn integrated graphics processing unit (GPU) doesn't use its own RAM, it utilizes the system's memory instead.So, if you have a computer with 4GB of RAM, the video card can use anywhere between one and five percent of the available memory for graphics.The percentage can vary according to the amount tasking done.Benefits/DrawbacksHeats up lessUses drastically less powerComparatively CheaperDedicated GraphicsA dedicated graphics processing unit (GPU) has its own independent source of video memory, leaving the RAM your system uses untouched.Dedicated cards are perfect if you are into serious sort of gaming or are a professional graphic designer.Benefits/DrawbacksThey will get heated quickly, if one does not have a good fan or design.They are power hungry, uses a lot of battery power, ultimately results in decreasing battery life.Prices are quite high.So basically, if you are not a serious gamer or a high profile professional video editor or graphic designer, you can go for a mother board having a integrated graphic card, no issue in that as it is more price friendly option. In the other case, go as per requirement.I hope it helps ..!