uberpubert69

well as far as I know I have a fullset of Cave games. I also have what I know to be every version of CaveUI up to 1.3.3SP or something like that. Also the Cave games that did show up on .153 worked there were like 5 that would show up.

What type of emulator should I use for my Cave games to run in GameEx because when I add them and refresh my game list they still don't show up. I'm on .153. I've also tried CaveUI and it doesn't change my resolution to what I want so it looks really crappy.

So what's the game gonna be? fyi I haven't played competitively in a while, and I don't really know how my skills match up as far as MAME games go. I'm decent at Killer Instinct 2 and Street Fighter, and pretty good with Shmups lol.

haha hows that now? Its just Wii Database now

Nice, gotta love friendly competition.

lol idk exactly what i should name it so I just took away Making in the title.

I'm in. However that works, I'm new!

It seems you were right NullPointer, it was related to my theme. And it actually says Get Metadata when I click it the long message about snaps comes up and I've been doing a bunch of them now.

I should Point out that I own the same processor and a radeon 7750 low-profile pcie card. Overclocking this doesn't seem to produce great advance in PCSX2 speed. Some games I just can't play, Like gran turismo 3, but other I can like Kingdom hearts. So even with modern hardware PCSX2 pushes the limits. Give it another couple of years and maybe then it will run smoothly. But don't count on it, NFL blitz on MAME doesn't run smoothly and that was from 1999. Sometimes you have to come back to reality and give up for a while. Good luck, and have fun. Overclocking is kinda perilous at the start but isn't as scary as it used to be. There are lots of redundant features on modern boards that keep you from frying your investment. Still take it slow as you learn the art. Happy Clocking! Wow man, you and I have the same rig basically haha. Thanks so much for a in-depth tutorial I'll definitely mess around with this. I might be getting a Nvidia GTX 650 Ti as a hand me down and its barely been used. If I do, I might not even need to bother overclocking lol.

Just added some more games to the list. Enjoy!

No way man, I'd be crazy then because I NEVER use the Jukebox on GameEx. Its not even on my Menu screen lol.

Very interesting. Though I only have 2 emulator groups. I have my Gameboy and GameBoy Color ROMs grouped up and my other group is Taito Type X/ArcadePC Games(Which I need help with for a few games, but thats for another thread.). But about the Theme thing, I swear I used the Get Metadata option before because I did it to make my Wii Title Snaps(Not My WiiWare Title Snaps). And if I change Themes with Custom Menus enabled it rapes my eyes lol. Probably have to tick that box to temporarily disable my menu.

Its actually none of my emulators. I don't even see the option in my list to make them in any of my emulator sections. I have Fraps so its not too big of an issue, it would just make running through games way faster since the closing and opening of the games is all automated. That's why I'm so confused, because I checked every setting in my config and I really don't see whats preventing me from doing what I got to do lol. Maybe I have to turn off the Automatic Artwork Download setting?

I just got done making a bunch of Title Snaps for WiiWare Games. Just figured you'd like to know. If you're a supporting member on emumovies you can grab them from my upload folder. Might do Game Snaps too, but that won't be until all the Title Snaps are done, as well as my Wii Database.

You'd think by now I'd know the drill haha. Here ya go! log.txt GameEx.ini

I cant make any snaps and idk why. The feature IS on and enabled (hide make snaps is off). Could it be because I have a Custom Menu set up? I was able to make snaps earlier at some point so I doubt it, and I haven't manipulated my settings in any way.

Thanks for the link, the site said 300W was recommended so I definitely should be alright with 750W

Would my Power Supply have a big impact on wether or not I can overclock and how much I can overclock? I forgot to mention I had a really outdated power supply. I just bought a new one today and installed it and can already tell my PC is running smoother internally.My new one is a Corsair CX750M 750 Watt, 80 Plus Bronze rating.

Ended up being the BCLK that messed with my RAM easy tune changed the BCLK. I can't get a stable CPU overclock which is bull because my APU is advertised to have a 4.2GHz Turbo setting but I only ever run at 3.8GHz.

On Gigabyes utility download section there are multiple versions of EasyTune, one for Intel Mobos and one for AMD and a regular one and also one for 1 specific mobo. I'm getting confused as hell with all this stuff lol. My BIOS is now telling me that I'm running my RAM at 1600 with the same values, but cpuz is still telling me 2246. I'm confident that I can change it back to 1866, pretty sure its something I did in easytune. I had to move my CPU OC to 4.0GHz am gonna stress test it right quick.

Kinda worried now, CPUZ is telling me that my NB Frequency is 2246Mhz with the 11-11-11-28 config. I reinstalled EasyTune 6 (the AMD version) and after doing a level 2 boost I'm running at 4.12GHz. Though my PC crashed the first reboot of those changes. But its working now, I'll test more.

I just might not have had the proper voltage before. Last time i had it set to 1.6v but this time I did 1.65v. Not much of a difference but my PC hasn't given me errors since I changed it to 1866 (just went back to that old forum post and overclocked my RAM again.) The quote is exactly this "1866@ 11-11-11-28-2N @1.6V" btw I never figured out what the 2N stood for. So if thats something important let me know lol

Leaving everything alone and just messing with the frequency makes my PC not boot up and I have to set the multiplier back to 13.33. My BIOS says that everything is running at 9-9-9-24 btw. Someone on another forum told me the values to get 1866Mhz or something like that running, but it wasn't stable in the long run.

Yeah, I don't know why but when you look online about the subject, most people say it cannot be done but I'm doing it right now and it doesn't look crappy like how this one site said it did. Something about gaps between frames. Thats exactly the RAM I got. CPU-Z tells me my RAM is 9-9-10-24. Would that be alright? I don't know what values make it 1600 to be honest lol. There's also a setting in the bios that affects the RAM's multiplier or something. Its set to 13.3 atm. That setting I can understand and know what it does but idk squat about tRAS tRCD or none of that lol.

Well, my motherboard is a GIGABYTE F2A85XM-D3H and I say the BIOS is made for overclocking because its got a "3D BIOS" option that has a much more friendly UI to a general user. It also has an Advanced mode for more fine tuning. Yeah Easytune was installed via disc but I went to GIGABYTE's website and grabbed the latest version there and it still messes up my computer when I restart. But I did find something interesting. I have an APU which is just a CPU+GPU combo. The GPU is a Radeon HD 7660D. I also have a Radeon HD 7750 graphics card installed. I am able to run both of them via "Dual Graphics" (Same thing as SLI for NVIDIA). This has given me a decent little boost in performance.Also, My RAM is underclocked for some reason (says 1600Mhz on the box but they're running at 1300Mhz.) My RAM also has giant heatsinks attached to them so that should aid a little bit in keeping temps down when overclocking.