jorge14's Memory is exact!

Well mine to.. in My 64-bit Windows 7, usable is 1.86 out of 2 GB.

Even my video card is half 512/1024 MB (1.00 GB), the old one is: 384 MB. My PCSX2 Runs faster but not staying @60.00/59.94 FPS all the time, sometimes it slows down to 30. I don't really know what are the requirements to run PCSX2..

I heard that before, 32 bit Windows XP can only handle 3.25 GB of ram. But Mine is even worse 2.48.

I KNOW its easy. I make .tga files in GIMP. I even have the Tex Manager. And I have no problem with them. I'm just curious.

I Upgraded my computer's mother board with 3.40 GHz CPU Frequency, 4 Gigabytes of RAM and it seems 2.48 GB were only usable. How can I fix this?

Look at the image:

This could be a retarded ass question but, Is there some more supported texture formats than .tex, .tga, .bmp? How about .PNG? and .GIF?

I'll just put it inside the .zip/.rar file? Ok, I just requested this cause I got a Cab File Maker..

That's what I've been planning to do. Let's wait for the reply of Franch88 or DJDecibel.

Can I Upload a .cab file (Cabinet File)? Would it be accepted if I upload it here? If not, May I request to associate that file type.

Note: Only if the admin will agree.

I guess your right. They have their own renderer. Btw, how's the graphics of the first release of DirectX (Version 1.0)? Release Date: September 30, 1995

I was just curious with it. But In my opinion, its DirectX..

You've miss interpret me. The thing I was asking is according to the videocard of the 90's console PS1. What is its 3D renderer? Or what do you call the ff:
DirectX
OpenGL
DirectDraw

Sorry, But this question is irrelevant to MM2. So I put it in the general forums. What is the 3D renderer of PS1? DirectX? Or what?

I'm waiting for the release of this!! car colors reminded me about an old DOS game called Fatal Racing (a.k.a Whiplash).