InfinityFox

Fantastic, Thank you.... I've got an i7-4770K running @ 4.50 Ghz will that do I'll try the core you suggested, but wondered if I have to deleted the current core within the GUI or can I delete it manually by going into the cores folder

Just a quick question regarding setting up Retroarch. I'm following a Launchbox video guide at the moment and have selected the following core for SNES " snes9x_libretro.dlll " I was wondering if I use the same core for Super Famicom? If not which core offers the best compatability to date? Is there also perhaps a thread listing the bests cores or do the cores get tweeked to often for such a list to remain current Cheers guys

Thank you DOS76 just what I needed.

I recently purchased LaunchBox and can I say it's faboulous and very user friendly. I tried hyperspin for a bit and with the help of Simply Austin's guides almost got things running but time was an issue. I saw Austin's review and liked what I saw and purchased Bigbox. I think you guys at Unbroken Software have done a amazing job and I take my hat off to you. Anyway back to my questions! I notice that in most of the video tutorials when emulator's are being added a lot of the systems pop up suggesting retroarch as the emulator of choice. The Launchbox builds used in the video's are earlier versions. I have the latest build installed and now it seems all the systems that once suggested retroarch now suggest individual emulators. I wondered if a change was made in later build and whether there was a reason for this? I thought to save time I'd use retroarch, because it emulates so many systems and everyone raves about it. I wondered if there was a dummies guide to setting it up on Launchbox as it looks a bit complicated, or am I wrong? Do I just download and extract and direct Launchbox to the folder it's in. Sorry to ask such basic questions but I'm new to this!!!! Cheers guys ?

Been away for a bit, so a belated Thank You!!!

I looked at doing a Hyperspin setup many moons ago but found it to time consuming and tricky. I'm glad that I came across LaunchBox and look forward to getting my teeth into it over the coming months. One thing that was an area of concern when I attempted to setup Hyperspin was the suggestion by some people that anti virus software should be disabled for Hyperspin because Hyperspin and many emulators and files associated with them will be deleted or quarantined during scans. I will have my LaunchBox installation on my main gaming PC which will be connected to the Internet regularly. So for those of you who have systems up and running, what is your advice regarding protection and what setup works best for you?