WINUAE on Asus eeePC

[Vars191]

Hi
Has any one usd WINUAE on Asus eeePC and how well di it go, before I buy one
Vars

[gmiaow]

given that e-uae ran very smooth on linux on my eee 701 (now replaced with an MSI wind) I imagine winuae would run fine on XP

[RedskullDC]

Hi Vars,

Originally Posted by Vars191

Hi
Has any one usd WINUAE on Asus eeePC and how well di it go, before I buy one
Vars

Works great.

Here is a shot of mine:



Cheers,
Red

[Vars191]

Originally Posted by RedskullDC

Hi Vars,


Works great.

Here is a shot of mine:



Cheers,
Red

That's SMOOTH, are you running XP?
Vars

[RedskullDC]

Originally Posted by Vars191

That's SMOOTH, are you running XP?
Vars

Yep, XP SP3.

It's modded to have a 32GB internal flash drive as per:
http://beta.ivancover.com/wiki/index...es#Flash_drive


Red

[tonyyeb]

Yep WinUAE worked fine on my Eee 701 with 2GB of RAM.

[Methanoid]

Anyone used WinUAE on an Atom based netbook? What sorta speed (CPU-wise) does it produce for the emulated Amiga?

[wizard66]

Originally Posted by Methanoid

Anyone used WinUAE on an Atom based netbook? What sorta speed (CPU-wise) does it produce for the emulated Amiga?

I have A Gigabyte M912x

Specs:
Atom:N270
Mem:2GB (upgraded)
HDD:500GB WD (upgraded)
Wifi wirelles N (upgraded)
OS: Windows Vista 32bit
Max screenmode: 1280*1024 (use for winuae 1280*768)


All works great and a good speeds.
This netbook is great for emulation feels better than de EEEPc (I also have one EEEPC 900).

Edit: I know I must stop smoking ;-)

[Methanoid]

Thanks Wizard, so roughly a 68040@50mhz then? SHould be plenty to run a BBS on then!!

[wizard66]

Originally Posted by Methanoid

Thanks Wizard, so roughly a 68040@50mhz then? SHould be plenty to run a BBS on then!!

17,88 times faster then a 4000 68040@25 mhz sysinfo say's.

[AmigaBoingBall]

i have Amiga Forever 2008 - winuae 1.6.0 installed on my Asus eee pc 1000h.
Runs like a kitten. Perfect companion is Amiga USB Joystick.

[Amiga1992]

I run WinUAE on my 900HA. Works awesome, good speed on maximum performance.

[amiga]

Thats the good thing about emulation ( (Win)UAE in particular); its runs *everywhere* out of the box (so to speak).
No need to write drivers for that specific peripheral or motherboard; it just works !!

I have an Asus Eee PC (1000HE) Atom N280 running at 1.66Ghz and 2GB of Ram, and right now my WinUAE emulator is running s-l-o-w-l-y. I have to guess that, based on the comments I'm reading, I must have a WinUAE setting or two wrong.

Do any of you have any thoughts as to what slider/setting I can tweak to help my speed? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

[Amiga1992]

Originally Posted by DocBadwrench

Do any of you have any thoughts as to what slider/setting I can tweak to help my speed? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

Your computer settings are probably wrong.
Make sure the CPU's speed is set to maximum, using Asus' own Super Hybrid Engine system or likewise... I put it on Super Performance, Auto Max will not suffice.

Disabling camera and ethernet when not in use might also help.
Otherwise I don't know what you are doing.

[TCD]

Which display settings do you use in WinUAE? Filters, resolution and so on. Like Akira said disabling all the power saving mumbo jumbo might be the key to make it run smooth.

[Amiga1992]

Originally Posted by TheCyberDruid

Which display settings do you use in WinUAE? Filters, resolution and so on. Like Akira said disabling all the power saving mumbo jumbo might be the key to make it run smooth.

I forgotto mention screenmodes.
I just use stock standard 800x600 display, no fancy opengl or filtering... this computer's videocard is pretty shit and stuff like that will probably make things run badly.