Gsdx11 Plugin For Pcsx2 16

How to use GSdx11 plugin for PCSX2 16

PCSX2 is a popular PlayStation 2 emulator for Windows and Linux, that allows you to play PS2 games on your PC with enhanced graphics and performance. One of the most important components of PCSX2 is the graphics (GS) plugin, which can greatly affect the quality and speed of your emulation.

GSdx is the most well-known and widely used GS plugin for PCSX2, developed by Gabest. It supports both DirectX and OpenGL APIs, and can switch between hardware and software rendering modes. Hardware rendering uses your graphics card to render the picture, which is faster and offers more features, such as high resolution, anti-aliasing, texture filtering, etc. Software rendering uses your CPU to render the picture, which is slower but more accurate and compatible with some games.

GSdx has several versions that are optimized for different CPU instruction sets, such as SSE2, SSE4, and AVX2. The higher the instruction set, the more efficient and faster the plugin will be. However, your CPU must support the instruction set you choose, otherwise PCSX2 will not run or ask you to select a different plugin.

GSdx also has different versions that are compatible with different DirectX versions, such as GSdx9, GSdx10, and GSdx11. The higher the DirectX version, the more features and improvements the plugin will have. However, your graphics card must support the DirectX version you choose, otherwise PCSX2 will not run or ask you to select a different plugin.

In this article, we will show you how to use GSdx11 plugin for PCSX2 16, which is the latest version of GSdx that supports DirectX 11. This plugin offers better performance and compatibility than older versions of GSdx, as well as some new features such as tessellation and geometry shaders. However, you will need a graphics card that supports DirectX 11 and a CPU that supports AVX2 instruction set to use this plugin.

Step 1: Download GSdx11 plugin for PCSX2 16

You can download GSdx11 plugin for PCSX2 16 from this link: https://wiki.pcsx2.net/GSDX. This is the official PCSX2 wiki page for GSdx, where you can find all the information and download links for different versions of GSdx.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page and look for the section \"Download links\". Under \"Latest stable release\", click on \"Download\" next to \"GSdx v1.2.0\". This will take you to a Google Drive page where you can download a zip file containing all the versions of GSdx v1.2.0.

Download the zip file and extract it to a folder of your choice. You will see several dll files with different names, such as \"GSdx32-AVX2.dll\", \"GSdx32-SSE4.dll\", etc. These are the different versions of GSdx v1.2.0 that are optimized for different CPU instruction sets.

The one we are looking for is \"GSdx32-AVX2.dll\", which is the version that supports DirectX 11 and AVX2 instruction set. Copy this file to your PCSX2 plugins folder, which is usually located at \"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\PCSX2\\plugins\". If you already have an older version of GSdx in your plugins folder, you can overwrite it or rename it.

Step 2: Configure GSdx11 plugin for PCSX2 16

Now that you have installed GSdx11 plugin for PCSX2 16, you need to configure it to suit your preferences and system specifications. To do this, launch PCSX2 and go to \"Config\" > \"Video (GS)\" > \"Plugin Settings\". This will open a window where you can adjust various settings for GSdx.

The first thing you need to do is select \"GSdx32-AVX2.dll\" from the drop-down menu under \"Adapter\". This will tell PCSX2 to use this version of GSdx as your graphics plugin. 061ffe29dd