WinUAE 3.4 Slows "state of the art"

[rare_j]

That is quite old. Although amilo's isn't much newer. You could have a look at whatever power/performance settings you have. Setting line doubling to single in display settings, and using the filter settings to set the screen height x2 instead helps.

[Mclane]

Grumpy old bloke mode removed, dead tired and a flood in my bathroom didn't help

[Foebane]

Originally Posted by JM-

My CPU is a Pentium M 1,73 Mhz, by the way

Why not treat yourself to a new PC? Sounds like you badly need an upgrade.

I assume you're running Windows XP? That's no longer supported by Microsoft, and as a result you're prone to viruses and malware more than ever before. I highly recommend Windows 7 as an upgrade. It's not too steep an upgrade and I think it's better than all the other Windows OS's that came after.

[amilo3438]

Originally Posted by rare_j

That is quite old. Although amilo's isn't much newer.

Regardless, these PC-s are still valid!
Recent WinFellow works nicely with plenty of demos and with very very little CPU usage. So WinUAE jumps if/where WinFellow fails.

[rare_j]

I know, mine is the same spec!

[B14ck W01f]

Originally Posted by Akira

There is basically no software in the planet which, on arrival of a new version, doesn't require better computer specs! It isn't the 80s and 90s anymore.

…except when you are planning to run new PC games.

[Foebane]

Originally Posted by B14ck W01f

…except when you are planning to run new PC games.

I can attest to that! I don't give a toss about 99% of modern PC games these days, but when Doom came out last year, that was an expensive exception, as it is one of my all-time favourite game franchises. But I think it was worth it.