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[Channel28]

Only Official (numbered) releases come with the no_sse exe, so you would have to download 0.9.4

[Huang Fei Hong]

DeSmuME 0.95 was out since 11/27/2009 and it's a pretty significant update.Source: http://desmume.org/

Edited by Huang Fei Hong, 30 November 2009 - 02:42 AM.

[DJ Night Force 9]

I'll try it now and see if I can get "Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Stardust Accelerator" working for you. I'll edit this post when I'm done testing. If not on the official version, I'll give you a link to the latest SVN (if it works on that instead).--------------------------EDIT: Got it using SoftRasterizer in the "3D Settings" menu and why are you using the non-SSE2 version? Any CPU that is a Pentium 4 or newer supports SSE2 instructions. You say you have an older PC but it can't be THAT old and still run NDS emulators at a decent speed. Try the regular version too. Also, there's no need to fiddle with your resolution and colour depth. Fortunately, that sort of thing disappeared after the Windows 98 era of gaming.You should see this:DesMuMe: v0.95 x86ROM used: http://www.dgemu.com...tails-3833.htmlNow if you absolutely can't get this to work, your only other option is no$gba 2.6a but that emulator runs far worse in general at this point so no guarantees there. If you still can't get it, please post your system specs including CPU, RAM, and video card.

[atomicknight]

EDIT: Got it using SoftRasterizer in the "3D Settings" menu and why are you using the non-SSE2 version? Any CPU that is a Pentium 4 or newer supports SSE2 instructions. You say you have an older PC but it can't be THAT old and still run NDS emulators at a decent speed. Try the regular version too. Also, there's no need to fiddle with your resolution and colour depth. Fortunately, that sort of thing disappeared after the Windows 98 era of gaming.

Wikipedia claims that his processor only supports SSE, not SSE2: http://en.wikipedia....#Coppermine-128Could perhaps be a driver issue? Or maybe the emulator uses graphics rendering code that relies on technology not supported by older graphics cards?

[Channel28]

i use desmume 0.9.5 32 bity my emulator so laggy??not the speed...but when i try to save the game (fifa 10) it stucked

If you use no SSE then that is a possibility, if not then your computer isn't fast enough OR (most likely), due to the running in game and the motion making it always move that could be what is slowing the Emu down.

What are the major advantages of this emulator as compared to others? Why is this one the most recommended

Cause it plays the most ROMs, has the least amount of program add-ons need to run those games and it easier to run.

[Hola supermercado!]

Try no$? If you switch it to opengl it works fine.

[Huang Fei Hong]

For the adventurous who may want to try the latest source builds, the latest svn compiles may be found here: http://www.emucr.com/search/label/NDS/

[mr.chya]

yea I noticed that to on both this emu and no$gba the modules are there you just cant see them it makes it difficult but not imposable to modify you're ship.The easy way to do it is to select the module you want to equep press the button to do so then click in your bridge or ingene area until it switches to it.Then run the mouse around the outside of the ship until you scroll over it then it'll switch to its picture and discription and you'll have it.correction you can see it in no$gba with the 3D renderer set to opengl

Edited by mr.chya, 24 March 2010 - 08:21 PM.