Perfect Settings for Persona and other SMT/FES games

[Phrosti]

HI im new to the emulator stuff and I most got the emulator to play Persona and SMT/FES games, what i was wondering is if there is a way to make the games run faster on my laptop.. Right now I cannot watch the opening cutscence for Person 3, Its extremly choppy and slow compared to its usually hyped fast sound.
All the audio in the game is choppy voice acting and the walking around. I just want to be able to play these games. This is my laptop: (http://www.staples.com/Asus-X551MA-1...product_573082) new to this stuff so what i want to take away from this is knowing the best settings for the pcsx2 on my laptop (Audio Settings, Video Plugin settings)
If there is a better place to place this refer me please.
Specs: (The link above also takes you to the place where you can see my laptop)
Screen Size 15.6 inches
Max Screen Resolution 1366 x 768
Processor 1.86 GHz Intel Celeron
RAM 4 GB SDRAM DDR3
Hard Drive 500 GB mechanical_hard_drive
Graphics Coprocessor Intel Integrated Graphics
Wireless Type 802.11 a/b/g/n
Number of USB 3.0 Ports 1

[deadlegion]

Thread moved.

[Zorlon]

http://pcsx2.net/compatibility-list.html is the best place to look for settings per game

find your game on the list if they have it
click on the game
look at the Notes link and/or the Wiki link

[Phrosti]

well i was talking about like for software and stuff, Like direct 9 (Software) Etc.. Plugin configs.. Right now the game runs horribly :/

[skullpoker]

Processor 1.86 GHz Intel Celeron
Graphics Coprocessor Intel Integrated Graphics

I found your problem. Need better hardware for PCSX2

[Zorlon]

Skullpoker is correct though I was in the hope you would realise this yourself

Jumping around video plugins will not help as your hardware is simply too low end both for CPU and Graphics

PS2 emulation is just far too heavy in general though you may get lucky with some of the very very low end games as the demanding of the hardware is partly to do with the demand the games look for or how much of the PS2 hardware the actual games use