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Getting it to run properly on our PCs takes many, many more steps than the original hardware ever performed.Д®DIT - Seems you already tried my advice before I even gave it to you :/ Oh well.ДЄbout the crash, can you post screenshots of your Dolphin settings?

It may be an old game, but it was designed to run natively on the GC, not our PCs. Urprobablyright Wrote:Or is my computer just not gonna pull off this barely 3D title from 2003?Д®mulation doesn't work like that however. You never said which CPU you had specifically (this is important to know) so if you want to know more, we need to get the specific model name/number. If you still get slowdowns, this is due to your CPU being the bottleneck, most likely, in which case you can investigate overclocking, or look to new hardware.

There have been a number of speedups since the last stable release, and they should make a noticeable difference in your case I recommend that you ditch 4.0.2 and use one of the latest development builds here -> (Dolphin 4.0-4139 at the time of this writing). A mid-2010 CPU doesn't have enough single-threaded performance (which Dolphin greatly relies upon) to get decent speeds in Dolphin 4.0 (or 4.0.2 for that matter). Now, if I recall correctly, Gladius is actually a CPU-intensive game in Dolphin. Dolphin needs a strong CPU for the bulk of its work, and the GPU determines how high the resolution, level of anti-aliasing and such can be set without creating a bottleneck.

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Most PC games rely on the GPU for the vast majority of their performance. PC games use hardware resources in very different ways from an emulator such as Dolphin. If you know it means nothing, why bring it up? Dolphin isn't a modern PC game. Urprobablyright Wrote:I know it means nothing, but my computer can handle Deus Ex: Human Revolution on high settings, The Witcher 2, etc etc, without a hiccup. I have been trying to use the stable build for 4.0.2, or whatever, if that can be improved upon The obvious reason is probably the right one, but for an example of this I can't choose an audio option aside from AudioGL and a single other one.

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the configuration options on the 4.0 mac build seem to be very truncated vs.

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The game also crashes at the end of battles - the first battle i fight in the first town invariable ends with a glitch when the point comes for the video to fade out and for me to be returned to the town menu - though I have a feeling this might resolve itself when I get the game running smoothly.Д¬an someone give me some thoughts on how to get the game running smoothly? Some tips on settings, etc? Or is my computer just not gonna pull off this barely 3D title from 2003? I know Dolphin is resource intensive but until this has been confirmed to be the root of my problems I'm anxious for an alternate explanation. I know it means nothing, but my computer can handle Deus Ex: Human Revolution on high settings, The Witcher 2, etc etc, without a hiccup.

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Whilst I occasionally get the game working on the windows partition, the FPS always drops to around 30FPS during any scene more complex than a Saved Game confirmation box, the music and voices lag comically, in step with the plummeting framerate. The Lucas Arts logo works well, the introduction works fine, but typically when I get to the banner screen the music starts chopping up and lagging.

I've used countless online tutorials - both on my mac and windows partitions - and I just can't get things to work. My computer is partitioned, I can also run dolphin on my windows side, same specs apply (more or less) So my question here, while it is focused on my mac partition, can be answered by someone who thinks i can get it to work on windows.ДЄs of now the only game I have tried to get to work is Gladius, which I have been dying to play for months. Memory: (recently upgraded) 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3

Processor: 3.2 GHz Intel Core i3 (it's a 'quad core')

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