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===3. Ask Emulation General===
This should be your last step if any of the above steps are not helpful.===Ask Emulation General===If you're asking for help, provide relevant details such as:*System specs, especially CPU*Emulator and version*Emulator settings/plugins*Game details
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==Steps to take==
===1. Update to latest version===
Emulators can have stable builds that are weeks, months, and sometimes even years old. The "stable" version is often times just a randomly picked dev version. That is why the latest dev versions should be preferred. Many times this will solve the issues.The links to the
===2Change Settings===If you're using a plugin based emulator, graphical glitches and sound issues might be solved by changing the settings.*[http://emulation-general.wikia.com/wiki/Recommended_PSX_Plugins PS1 Plugins]*[http://emulation-general. wikia.com/wiki/Recommended_N64_Plugins N64 Plugins] ===Check Emulator Wiki===
Emulators may have a wiki which lists the common known issues with games, and the solutions.
*[http://wiki.pcsx2.netPCSX2 Wiki]*[http://wiki.dolphin-emu.orgDolphin Wiki]
==Common Questions==
Q: Can I run [insert emulator here]?
A: Generally, emulation runs off the CPU, with the GPU allowing for higher resolutions, AA, etc. If your CPU isn't good enough, you can't emulate a system too well. A commonly-recommended CPU is the '''Intel Core i5 2500k '''or the '''3570k'''. For DS emulators (namely DeSmuME) and PPSSPP, enable the dynarec option for the highest speedspeedups. For GC/Wii and PS2 see the [[Dolphin]] and [[PCSX2]] pages, specifically, for recommended specs if a 2500k/3570k is not a viable option.
Q: Why is my PS2 game blurry?
A: Enable skipdraw in the hacks.
