Reccomended Specs For Tales Of games On Pcsx2?

[DeadlyAnGeL91792]

I just wanna know cuz im upgrading my second computer a bit here are the specs when the (very cheap) upgrade is finished

Intel Pentium E5300 Wolfdale 2.6GHz Dual core

Ati 4550 graphics card

4 gigs of ddr2 ram

i already know the pcsx2 recommended specs but i just wanna know the specs for running tales of games smoothly (id go by my other comp but its just to strong for its own good)

[SlicerSV]

Those should be fine.  ps2-based tales games were really very light on resources with the notable exception of the Symphonia port.

For reference, I was playing Abyss reasonably well on an old AMD64 box with only 1 gig of RAM, and it's completely smooth and flawless (and actually needs frame limiting) on my newer i7.

You might still need to do some frame skip magic with those specs, but I doubt it.

[DeadlyAnGeL91792]

thanks that info was very useful i owe u one.

[Panda_Samurai]

Depends on what resolution/enhancements you're running. If you don't crank everything up it'll run quite well

for Tales of the Abyss with 4x anti aliasing @ d3d internal res of  1920x1080, you need a pretty strong system.  Usually my i5 is  OC'd to 3.8 ghz, but I put it down to 3.2 to see what tota would run like, and it's fine there, and an i5 is basically going to run like a C2D at the equivalent clock speed for the emulator.

I think you'll run it fine, but your video card will  stop you from going crazy with the internal resolution.

for all the 2d ones you'll be more than okay at whatever settings you please.

Oddly enough, I had some serious video issues with Legendia. Whenever I turned on AA everything would get super bloom-y, but when I just increased the internal resolution to 3840x2160 (which has the same practical effect as AA), it ran beautifully

[DeadlyAnGeL91792]

sounds good i jus want to run it at 1440 x 900 and a bit of antialiasing to keep it from getting fuzzy (all the ps2 games that is)