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Finally can play Propcycle @ 100%
#258879 - 07/02/11 10:07 PM


Got myself a Core i5-2500k (3.3ghz) on an ASRock P67 Extreme4. I can now play Propcycle @ 100% on MAME 0.143 64-bit.

With two clicks in the EFI/BIOS, I'm at 4.4ghz. It's amazing how fantastically smooth the game is for the era/hardware it was developed on.

Many thanks to the devs that have worked on it. I'm mainly posting just in case anyone was wondering what type of machine can play it at full speed.



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i7-2600 @3.4GHz new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#258880 - 07/02/11 10:48 PM


>I'm mainly posting just in case anyone was wondering what type of machine can play it at full speed.

No overclocking; plays 100% too



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Re: Finally can play Propcycle @ 100% new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#258889 - 07/03/11 02:45 AM


Congratulations on the new hardware upgrade. About 1 year ago I spent some $$$ on a build I really enjoyed putting together.

i7 930 OCed to 4.0 GhZ
ASUS P6X58D
Nvidia GTX 480
Corsair HX1000W
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Interesting game. It reminds me of pilotwings



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz new [Re: Trebor]
#258894 - 07/03/11 04:18 AM


> > I'm mainly posting just in case anyone was wondering what type of machine can play
> it at full speed.
>
> No overclocking; plays 100% too

I didn't try it non-over clocked



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#258904 - 07/03/11 08:13 AM


Just curious if this setup will run the Blitz games at full speed too not overclocking.

Thanks,
Jason



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: yoeddy]
#258920 - 07/03/11 01:08 PM


> Just curious if this setup will run the Blitz games at full speed too not
> overclocking.
>
> Thanks,
> Jason

Yes...Blitz runs at full speed. As a side note, I also have hlsl turned on with a ATI Radeon HD 5670.



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: Trebor]
#258924 - 07/03/11 01:32 PM


> Yes...Blitz runs at full speed. As a side note, I also have hlsl turned on with a ATI
> Radeon HD 5670.

Just a reminder: the CPU does not have anything to do with HLSL performance. That's purely the video card.



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: yoeddy]
#258926 - 07/03/11 02:36 PM


> Just curious if this setup will run the Blitz games at full speed too not
> overclocking.
>
> Thanks,
> Jason

I concur with Trebor. The game runs at 100% consistently for me.

Holding the insert key (unlocked frames/max frame skip) shows it running at 200-250%, so I wouldn't expect too many, if any, hiccups.

However, N64 is still like 25% in MESS



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: yoeddy]
#258928 - 07/03/11 03:11 PM


don't they play 100% on a c2d already? I remember something like that..



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: R. Belmont]
#258929 - 07/03/11 04:20 PM


> > Yes...Blitz runs at full speed. As a side note, I also have hlsl turned on with a
> ATI
> > Radeon HD 5670.
>
> Just a reminder: the CPU does not have anything to do with HLSL performance. That's
> purely the video card.

I know
I saw your post before on that fact in another thread. That's why I mentioned the graphics card specifics...It's one of the less expensive (And relatively less powerful) than most of the latest offerings. You can pick one up from NewEgg for $60-$70.



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: Roman]
#258944 - 07/03/11 11:11 PM


> don't they play 100% on a c2d already? I remember something like that..

I have a 3.3GHz C2D and I get about 50% in Prop Cycle. The clocks are the same so its a good example of just how much more power the i-series has.



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Re: Finally can play Propcycle @ 100% new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#258945 - 07/03/11 11:19 PM


> Got myself a Core i5-2500k (3.3ghz) on an ASRock P67 Extreme4. I can now play
> Propcycle @ 100% on MAME 0.143 64-bit.
>
> With two clicks in the EFI/BIOS, I'm at 4.4ghz. It's amazing how fantastically smooth
> the game is for the era/hardware it was developed on.

the hardware is extremely powerful even by today's standards. It's a bit like comparing the early Macs and Amigas. Same feeble CPU but the Amiga wiped the floor with everything because of hardware optimization and custom chips. Namco is/was the king of custom chips back then.



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: TheGuru]
#258946 - 07/03/11 11:20 PM


You must have something screwed up in your settings or you have the 32-bit version. My CD2 is around there, 3.4 and never goes that slow. Averages 90% in game, a lot of time at 100.



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: Smitdogg]
#258947 - 07/03/11 11:21 PM


> You must have something screwed up in your settings or you have the 32-bit version.
> My CD2 is around there, 3.4 and never goes that slow. Averages 90% in game, a lot of
> time at 100.

ok. well I'm using the 32-bit version so that must be it.



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I wish I owned the actual machine new [Re: TheGuru]
#258953 - 07/04/11 01:14 AM


I wish I owned (or had room to own) the original machine.

I never had the pleasure of seeing it in person, but it looks like it would be fantastic fun. I'm sure the mechanical pieces would need maintenance and that part scares me too.

Maybe someday.



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: TheGuru]
#258976 - 07/04/11 08:16 AM


I was talking about the Blitz games...



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Re: I wish I owned the actual machine new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#258988 - 07/04/11 04:19 PM


We had an orginal machine up until a few years ago in our local arcade. I loved it, pedaling like mad to make it to the last balloons before the time ran out!



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: TheGuru]
#258991 - 07/04/11 05:44 PM


Funny, my C2D E8400 at 3 Ghz (stock speed) runs Propcycle at 80-90%, I get 100% if I overclock it.



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Re: I wish I owned the actual machine new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#258992 - 07/04/11 06:01 PM


The game full size game is a blast. I played it in an Indianapolis arcade several times.



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: Caradura]
#259002 - 07/04/11 08:55 PM


> Funny, my C2D E8400 at 3 Ghz (stock speed) runs Propcycle at 80-90%, I get 100% if I
> overclock it.

You playing at 64-bit? He wasn't, thus getting half the speed.



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: Caradura]
#259009 - 07/04/11 10:09 PM


> Funny, my C2D E8400 at 3 Ghz (stock speed) runs Propcycle at 80-90%, I get 100% if I
> overclock it.

Right, my E8400 E0 @3.78GHz runs mostly 90% in compute-heavy spaces, and up to 120% in the tunnels. Difference might depend on board and mem.



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Re: I wish I owned the actual machine new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#259038 - 07/05/11 06:21 AM


> I wish I owned (or had room to own) the original machine.
>
> I never had the pleasure of seeing it in person, but it looks like it would be
> fantastic fun. I'm sure the mechanical pieces would need maintenance and that part
> scares me too.

There's usually at least one and sometimes as many as 3 at California Extreme. It's a total blast.



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Re: i7-2600 @3.4GHz (Blitz) new [Re: CrapBoardSoftware]
#259095 - 07/05/11 09:03 PM


> Right, my E8400 E0 @3.78GHz runs mostly 90% in compute-heavy spaces, and up to 120%
> in the tunnels. Difference might depend on board and mem.

In general you can make up the difference on Prop Cycle for marginal cases by enabling auto frameskip.



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Re: Finally can play Propcycle @ 100% new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#259142 - 07/06/11 05:34 AM


> Got myself a Core i5-2500k (3.3ghz) on an ASRock P67 Extreme4. I can now play
> Propcycle @ 100% on MAME 0.143 64-bit.
>
> With two clicks in the EFI/BIOS, I'm at 4.4ghz. It's amazing how fantastically smooth
> the game is for the era/hardware it was developed on.
>
> Many thanks to the devs that have worked on it. I'm mainly posting just in case
> anyone was wondering what type of machine can play it at full speed.

It's funny reading through all this, because when I first got into MAME, I was upset that my 300 MHz computer couldn't play MK2 and wished I had the state of the art 600 MHz Pentium chip out there so I could play it. Christ, my insulin pump now is more powerful than my computer from back then. Amazing progress guys. Amazing.



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Re: Finally can play Propcycle @ 100% new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#259176 - 07/06/11 12:35 PM


i have a dual core at 4ghz and 4 gb ram,and i run it at 100% too..



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Would you all kindly pi$$ off - me i$ in$anely jealou$$ new [Re: Pr3tty F1y]
#259177 - 07/06/11 12:48 PM




Weee wantssss more ssspeeeed, my preciousssss...



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Re: I wish I owned the actual machine new [Re: DaPlumber]
#259187 - 07/06/11 04:39 PM


> The game full size game is a blast. I played it in an Indianapolis arcade several
> times.

I'm in Indiana. Which arcade? Recently?



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Re: Would you all kindly pi$$ off - me i$ in$anely jealou$$ new [Re: Mojo2000]
#259205 - 07/06/11 11:10 PM


> Weee wantssss more ssspeeeed, my preciousssss...

Machines that run Prop Cycle well aren't that expensive if you build your own. Could probably do it well under $500 depending on what parts you already have.



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Re: Would you all kindly pi$$ off - me i$ in$anely jealou$$ new [Re: R. Belmont]
#259209 - 07/07/11 12:26 AM


> > Weee wantssss more ssspeeeed, my preciousssss...
>
> Machines that run Prop Cycle well aren't that expensive if you build your own. Could
> probably do it well under $500 depending on what parts you already have.

Or buy a real Prop Cycle cab for ~£500: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110706410568#ht_516wt_905



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Just goes to show how "hard up" I am -nt- new [Re: R. Belmont]
#259251 - 07/07/11 11:25 AM


> > Weee wantssss more ssspeeeed, my preciousssss...
>
> Machines that run Prop Cycle well aren't that expensive if you build your own. Could
> probably do it well under $500 depending on what parts you already have.

Just goes to show how "hard up" I am -nt-


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