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 Solidworks 2010 Startimes !full! -Major focus was placed on "rebuild time," with the software being re-engineered to significantly cut the time required to regenerate complex feature histories. SolidWorks Hardware and System Context Solidworks 2010 added explorer shell extensions (right-click > "Solidworks"). These kill startimes. Solidworks 2010 startimes | System Configuration | Typical Startup Time (to new part) | |----------------------|-------------------------------------| | Core 2 Duo, 2 GB RAM, HDD, no add-ins | 25–35 seconds | | Core i5, 4 GB RAM, HDD, 3 add-ins | 40–55 seconds | | Core i7, 8 GB RAM, SSD, minimal add-ins | 12–18 seconds | | Networked profile + antivirus + slow library path | 60+ seconds | Major focus was placed on "rebuild time," with I notice you mentioned and "startimes" — but “startimes” might be a typo or unclear term. Did you mean: | System Configuration | Typical Startup Time (to |
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Working:
Advance Wars
Advance Wars 2 - Black Hole Rising
Bubble Bobble Old & New
Digimon Battle 1&2
Driver 2 Advance
Fire Emblem
Golden Sun
Golden Sun: The Lost Age
Inspector Gadget Racing
Jazz Jackrabbit
Kirby - Nightmare in Dreamland
Kirby: The Great Mirror Labyrinth
Mario Golf
Mech Platoon
Megaman Battle Network 2
Megaman Battle Network 3
Megaman Battle Network 4
Mega Man 1-5
Pokemon Fire Red
Pokemon Leaf Green
Pokemon Ruby
Pokemon Sapphire
Shining Soul
Shining Soul II
Sonic Advance
Sonic Advance 3
Sonic Battle
Tetris World
The Sims Bustin' Out
V-Rally 3
Zelda: Four Swords
When playing Zelda: Four Swords, you have to set Timeout in Options/Link to above 10000 or below 200 (these values worked for me) - anything in between might make the game not link.
If you want to use save files, you must rename them - the save file extension for VBA #1 is .sa1 (e.g. Pokemon Ruby.sa1), for #2 .sa2 etc. (the same is true for savestates - #1 has .sg1 etc.) - another solution is to import them, that works too.
NEW!
Yu-gi-oh should work now
NOT working:
Super Mario Advance (perhaps uses a different link mode)
Download GBA ROMs by Googling for "Gameboy Advance Roms" or check our Emu site directory for more links.