ZSNES board

Why not add RAR support

Blargg's lib handles that.

My intention was a system long in the tooth, on purpose. I have zero intention in a very recent system. :shock: You know, you could've just "simulated" a slower/crap PC using Bochs or something. :P I prefer something authentic. Or maybe I can just downclock plenty, disable some cores, use...

but they still have trouble running stuff like Far Cry, which was released about 5-6 years ago. Couldn't care less. Well, then I have no advice for you. =\ That's what I expected from people. People always go for the most efficient, fastest, most bloat filled, expensive, crap/turds/whatever they ca...

So basically, its a Intel Atom/ION combination. Thats still supporting the shit Intel/Nvidia push out :? But oh well, if people keep pushing power consumption when I couldn't care less (like I said repeatedly....) .......what choice do I have? Note: I am NOT interested in upgradability or any commer...

ION is 4.0 capable, but probably not as fast as a GFFX 5800 Ultra. It's a slower version of a 9400 GT, which itself is basically just a dieshrunk 8500 GT. I've got one of those, and they're only good for older games/playing everything at low settings with one or two things turned up to medium if yo...

I guess I better state more my needs. My intention was a system long in the tooth, on purpose . I have zero intention in a very recent system. My system I had previously, which was * 3GHz C2D * 4GB RAM * 512MB 9800GT * 500GB SATA HD did not make me satisfied. So I gave it away, free of charge, to so...

That's not a trade I'd consider a very good idea. The Core is cheaper to operate than a P4, since it's so much more energy-efficient. Which also makes it cooler-running, so it doesn't heat your house as much in the summer(or winter, but AC costs more than heat). Yeah, if you don't need the power, t...

It's also going to be a serviceable system for longer, between being newer parts to start with and being a "less thermally-challenging" system. Personally, I could not care less. The point is to force myself to optimize more. NOT what certain developers think and say "Hey, there will...

I don't follow. Disappointed ? Try using real arguments instead of emo crap. Is it a bad technical choice given the other components ? Bad drivers ? A history of turning psychotic at age 4 ? Self destructs if you don't bathe it in virgin blood every moon ? That's the sort of info I'm looking for. B...

odditude wrote:12GB?

the only thing more terrifying about that is the likelihood that you actually DO have some practical usage lined up...

thats funny. because there is practical uses for 12GB or more >_>

Like those audio apps. Some take 3GB minimum or more.

Improved pipeline programmability, including geometry shaders in the OpenGL core;

Possible with Cg way before 3.0 was released.

Seriously, why does Khronos bother?

Thanks Grin, that was the pointer I needed.

Seems some certain things were done a little bit differently compared to the 32-bit version, like how data chunks are defined in x64 ASM.
Fixing my x64 ASM source files to comply with the changes fixed the issue.

Okay, I ran into a problem. Win95-XP 32bit version is fine, Vista/Win7 x64 version has major issues with NASM. My commandline for NASM is this: nasm.exe -f win64 "$(InputName).asm" -o "$(InputName).obj" -s -O9 Output is: $(InputName).obj Resulting error is: "unresolved exter...

I am trying to be civil.

Its hard when a person responds in a way that inflames. I guess I have to learn to take more of people's shit.

...Excuse me? No need to be so snarly, jeez. :roll: Sorry for misquoting then.................. :roll: Now I regret posting all this in the first place. Now the same shit is happening that I wanted to avoid in the fucking first place!!!!!!! Give me a fucking break, please? Or are some people also st...

Reasonably close behavior to the original hardware, and vector display emulation(while closer in spirit to graphics filtering than core emulation, vector display emulation makes a hell of a lot more difference than NTSC display emulation does on a TV-based game console). Ah, you had me scared for a...

Its such a shame that the things are utter collector's items nowadays. D:
Which makes research hard.

It'll be nice to see an emulator that does it right.

Define "right".

You want something sub cycle based? Or even more accurate?

Yes, all emus I seen are either half done (vecx) or damn contrived to use (like MESS). I want something that is feature rich and does the job well.

Richard Banister's emu is cool from what I seen, but sadly its for MacOSX only. And I don't like the emu in Java, no offense.

Thats fine. Its just when I rant...bad shit happens. And it hasn't happened.

...I hardly know that person, so im not flaming it >.<

I'm refering to mr obvious, no one else.

You got labeled a troll for the MANNER in which you shared your opinions, actually. There's a big difference. Which leads into the truly spectacular hypocrisy of you ranting about "their way or the wrong way" attitudes. Given most of the "sharings of opinion" that I saw were dir...

I think I'm gonna go with the SNES for starters, lot's of resource on these boards, and maybe I can get some help from byuu :roll: ................. All I can say is: Good luck and nice knowing you. It'll be best if you also side with byuu's forum instead of this once. People here tend to cause fla...

I think I'm gonna go with the SNES for starters, lot's of resource on these boards, and maybe I can get some help from byuu :roll: ................. All I can say is: Good luck and nice knowing you. It'll be best if you also side with byuu's forum instead of this once. People here tend to cause fla...

Its pretty much the same here. We can't do AA due to how HWFBE is implemented. To add AA would involve rewriting it all. Which is what the Dolphin people have done with their HWFBE implementation in thier GC stuff. . are you meaning AA isnt meant to work in Glide64... because i just tested it on 19...