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The purpose of this topic is to serve as an introduction to PCSX2 and to collect GAFfer submitted guides for running games in a playable and enjoyable state on the emulator. Information and configs were scattered between random screenshots and discussions throughout, so we decided that PS2 emulation deserved a similar counterpart to Stallion Free's. If you are currently using PCSX2 to play through a PS2 title, why not share your config? See the second post for instructions on how to submit a guide. What is PCSX2? PCSX2 is an open source emulator that allows you to play PlayStation 2 games on your PC.

Jan 24, 2010. Play PS2 games on pc, free ps2 emulator pcsx2 configure graphics, sound, processor, controller using keyboard and gamepad play ps2 games on low end graphics card. To file then run CD/DVD and your game will start. Successfully Tested games are: God of War II, WWE Smackdown, Bleach, Tekken 5. And by 'emulation settings' I mean Config->Emulation Settings dialog, so plugin settings remain intact. Features Peer-to-peer network connection, no centralized servers needed. Automatic input delay detection (Official) Working games list. Dragonball z budokai 3/infinite world. Melty Blood Actress Again Tekken 5.

It has a very active development community that is constantly working on compatibility and adding features - the code is tweaked so often that new subversions (SVNs) of the emulator are compiled every day. Modern computers are not only capable of running most PS2 games at full speed but also at much greater resolutions than the original console hardware can render. • - features a download section with the latest public versions/betas and a compatibility list of games • - center of PCSX2 development, the source code and older versions are available here • - daily compiled builds of the latest SVNs for download Sample Screenshots What do I need to use PCSX2? Credits >>Thanks to Gvaz for info on instruction set differences between AMD and Intel CPUs and how it affects PCSX2 performance. >>Luigi87 for the post about setting up individual Steam shortcuts for different games with their own icons and configs.

>>DeFiBkIlLeR for the news about SVN build 4866's rewrite to take advantage of more than 2 cores. Exciting stuff!

I tried out a guide and found some discrepancies or ways to improve performance/compatibility! How can I help?

>>If something in a config isn't working out for you or you found some awesome tweak, post about it! You'll either let the author know about the new info so they can fix their config or update it with notes. Or I can link to it as an 'addendum' to the guide in this post's list. >>There's also nothing stopping you from submitting a config of your own.

Multiple configs are especially useful if your PC's hardware differs greatly from the other person's. I want to submit a guide! How can I help? You're awesome.:P You can quote and copy to use as a template.

Then simply post the guide in this thread and PM me a link to it so I can add it to this list. If you don't feel like writing out everything, you can take screenshots of your settings (some PCSX2 menus have a little camera button in the bottom left that does that) and share those instead. >>If you don't have the means to crop down a screenshot to make a proper header image, you can send me the original image (from the snaps folder in your PCSX2 user docs directory) and I'll resize it and add text to it for you.

>>Please only post thumbnails/links for any included screenshots/videos, don't stretch out the entire page with large (both dimension- and filesize-wise) images! >>Try to keep your config updated! If other GAF members try it out and give you feedback, feel free to incorporate it into the guide. If you get further in the game and encounter a new issue, be sure to add it in. - Playable, IQ can be greatly improved with D3D upscaling and HW AA.- Playable, IQ can be greatly improved with D3D upscaling and HW AA. Font can be improved with HW hacks.- Playable, IQ can be greatly improved with D3D upscaling and HW AA. Font can be improved with HW hacks.- Playable, IQ can be greatly improved with D3D upscaling and HW AA, some garbage appears around text at higher resolutions.- Playable at full speed, occasional HUD scaling issues when using resolution higher than native.- Can only use custom scaling HWAA improves IQ, the #x scaling causes framerate problems.

HW hacks improve font.- IQ can be greatly improved with D3D up-scaling and HW AA. Some performance issues with high internal resolutions and glitches that can be bypassed by switching temporarily to software emulation.- Playable with default settings, IQ can be greatly improved with D3D up-scaling.- SkipDraw must be set to 1 and must turn on progressive mode in-game or framerate will be unstable, IQ can be greatly improved with D3D up-scaling.- Completely playable, IQ can be greatly improved with D3D upscaling and HW AA.- Playable with default settings, IQ can be greatly improved with D3D up-scaling and HW AA. Game Info and Performance Title (Region): Final Fantasy XII (NTSC) and Final Fantasy XII International Zodiac Job System (NTSC-J) Summary: Completely playable with default settings, IQ can be greatly improved with D3D upscaling and HW AA. Thanks, guys. I'll probably post configs for P4 and SotC sometime this weekend. Hopefully more people from the old PCSX2 thread will wander over to share screenshots and configs for other games.

Originally Posted by Dwayne Is there a front end loader that sets all this stuff up automatically using saved configs? Seems like it would be the best way to get this done.I wish there were.:( Being able to simply share and load configs via one tidy file would make life so much easier. Originally Posted by Cataferal I would recommend subtitling the heading with 'An Introduction' or something similar, since 'game configs' implies that only those in the know will get anything out of it. You're selling yourself short; I'm sure it'll initiate plenty of newcomers if they have the confidence to click.Aha, that's a very good point! I'll PM a mod about changing the title. It should be noted that your processor is way more important than your graphics card.

Also it should be noted that AMD is much worse than Intel in terms of CPU power. I have an AMD Phenom II X3 720 overclocked to 3.2GHz and it's 'acceptable'. It'd run faster if I could use sse4 or whatever that instruction set is called (it isn't the same on amd and intel chips) that pcsx2 supports. So, if you have AMD you're stuck with sse2 which is much slower.

Also to be noted (at least on my cpu and graphics card, a 1GB 4890 @ stock speeds) that DX10 looks much better than the DX9 renderer, I get better performance out of the DX9 renderer because it's not as slow. I think this is because my CPU is bottlenecking my system with a slower instruction set instead of sse4 like you could do on an intel chip.

Something to keep in mind. Regarding Shadow of the Colossus in PCSX2.

Even at fullspeed, SotC isn't the most fluid game. I suspect is has its own framelimiter built in and the animations are keyframed at 20-30 fps or something silly. Still, it can be run full speed (as in, at the best speed it ever achieves on a PS2) and it's definitely playable.

But I'm still curious as to how the HD Team ICO Collection will perform. Originally Posted by Gvaz It should be noted that your processor is way more important than your graphics card. Also it should be noted that AMD is much worse than Intel in terms of CPU power. I have an AMD Phenom II X3 720 overclocked to 3.2GHz and it's 'acceptable'. It'd run faster if I could use sse4 or whatever that instruction set is called (it isn't the same on amd and intel chips) that pcsx2 supports.

So, if you have AMD you're stuck with sse2 which is much slower. Also to be noted (at least on my cpu and graphics card, a 1GB 4890 @ stock speeds) that DX10 looks much better than the DX9 renderer, I get better performance out of the DX9 renderer because it's not as slow. I think this is because my CPU is bottlenecking my system with a slower instruction set instead of sse4 like you could do on an intel chip. Something to keep in mind.Interesting info. I've been running Intel CPUs for my past couple of builds so I had no idea that AMD CPUs don't support SSE4. Always wondered why people have been reporting about AMD procs not running PCSX2 very well compared to Intel CPUs when otherwise they have similar performance. I'll try and squeeze in a blurb in the OP about how the inclusion of SSSE3/SSE4 helps Intel CPUs run PCSX2 better.

Originally Posted by Chairhome This is a great thread with great info. Please add something that says its a punishable crime to stretch a 4:3 image to fill your screen:-pHeh, I tried to be diplomatic in the OP. But I definitely wanted to type 'play games at the correct AR or YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG.' XD Originally Posted by xemumanic Excellent job on the intro post for this thread ExMachina. This is what I always wanted to do for the one I started, but never got around to. The old thread has been going for so long, it's gotten hard to sift through all the information that's been piled up.

I was just amazed that a thread I started so long ago, still had people posting on it.PS2 emulation was definitely in a different state back in '07, still lots of great info in that thread. =] I think the release of mainstream CPUs that can emulate most PS2 games at full speed has increased interest a lot. Hell, half the reason I built my recent PC was because of some of the incredible screenshots shared in your old topic and the Dolphin thread. Originally Posted by LiquidMetal14 Great idea and pulled off with loads of info. I will contribute once I mess more with some games.Cool, lookin' forward to getting a little more game variety. Question about the HW Anti-Aliasing Hack setting. I can run with 4x with little performance hit in FFXII (depending on the zone), but I get some screen corruption of some kind along the top and left side of the screen, as if the rendered area is shifted one pixel or so to one side and down.

Does anyone else experience this? Just wondering if there is a work-around fix for it? Maybe I need to move on to one of the daily builds to fix it?

Otherwise, playing on my plasma doesn't really require 4x with 4x native resolution. Also, general question, is it better to stick to 4x internal resolution, or to set a custom 1920x1080 internal resolution? Is the program optimized better for the resolution multipliers maybe? I'm guessing 4x internal res. Actually is a larger resolution than a custom 1080p resolution, right? Originally Posted by teiresias Question about the HW Anti-Aliasing Hack setting.

I can run with 4x with little performance hit in FFXII (depending on the zone), but I get some screen corruption of some kind along the top and left side of the screen, as if the rendered area is shifted one pixel or so to one side and down. Does anyone else experience this? Just wondering if there is a work-around fix for it? Maybe I need to move on to one of the daily builds to fix it? Otherwise, playing on my plasma doesn't really require 4x with 4x native resolution. Also, general question, is it better to stick to 4x internal resolution, or to set a custom 1920x1080 internal resolution?

Is the program optimized better for the resolution multipliers maybe? I'm guessing 4x internal res. Actually is a larger resolution than a custom 1080p resolution, right?I don't see any corruption in FF12 w/ 4xAA, using SVN r3878. Might as well give a newer build a shot, can't hurt. It's better for IQ to use Nx scaling rather than setting an arbitrary resolution. The native resolution varies from game to game (many run at less than 640x480, the PS2's ideal res) so you'll get a different resolution with the same multiplier from game to game, but 4x almost always ends up larger than 1080p.

For FF12, 4x will render the game at 2048x1792. Originally Posted by ExMachina Interesting info. I've been running Intel CPUs for my past couple of builds so I had no idea that AMD CPUs don't support SSE4. Always wondered why people have been reporting about AMD procs not running PCSX2 very well compared to Intel CPUs when otherwise they have similar performance. I'll try and squeeze in a blurb in the OP about how the inclusion of SSSE3/SSE4 helps Intel CPUs run PCSX2 better.GSdx wants: SSE2 SSSE3 SSE4 My CPU has: (like most if not all amd I'm aware of) x86 Features Detected: MMX. SSE4a The only one here lining up being SSE2, which is slowest. Devs have said that it only uses 2 threads, and the thing that works best is simply an increase in GHz, and an increase in threads is difficult and not nearly as worth it.

Originally Posted by ExMachina PS2 emulation was definitely in a different state back in '07, still lots of great info in that thread. =] I think the release of mainstream CPUs that can emulate most PS2 games at full speed has increased interest a lot. Hell, half the reason I built my recent PC was because of some of the incredible screenshots shared in your old topic and the Dolphin thread.Yeah, around the time I started the thread, such CPUs were just coming around.

Now, its hard not to have a CPU that's up to snuff in a new PC. As for the massive amount of info from the old thread, hopefully that all comes here in a more organized fashion.

Originally Posted by chickdigger802 Question, Have the devs ever mention that quad core support is in the works?It's.been a mess. They HAD such support, but it didn't work out. And actually, if I remember correctly, was actually slower. These days, CPUs are so much faster per core, that it's not so much about throwing more CPU cores at the problem. However, the GSDX plugin has made good use of quad core CPUs for a while now, via the software mode.

This requires a quad core CPU.

I try to get Tekken 5 Running Ntsc Version SLUS_210.59 In the console it complains that a patch for the game cant be found I come to the Namco logo and the loading screen where u can play a retro game till the loading is over After that Pcsx just crashes.