When choosing a copy of Resident Evil 3 just make sure it's the NTSC (U) version so you don't have to worry about copy protection. Every copy of the game for PS1 will have the same graphical quality, so that won't be an issue. Your best bet to get the best graphics is to use either one of the D3D video plugins (they'll have D3D in the name) or one of the ones labeled OpenGL; don't bother with the P.E.Op.S Soft plugin.
Since I don't know what your PC specs are, here's a base for the settings you should try using first;
If it runs smoothly, you can go back and try changing "Desktop resolution" to a higher number, "Texture quality" to the Best Colors option, and "Texture filtering" to one of the options labeled Extended; all of these can help improve the picture quality in game.
Also if you decide to try the "OpenGL2" video plugin instead of one of the others, the settings will look a lot different, so you'll want to try the settings listed here instead; http://ks23364.kimsufi.com/psxdata/d...LUS-00923.html
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