I haven't investigated that but I think there is no way to connect PS2 memory cards to PC. But if your PS2 has a hard drive then it could be possible but I'm not sure.

Yeah, I just wanted to make it clear that emulation doesn't require hardware like PC gaming does, and one should not assume that just because their mobile i7 or i5 clocked at 2 ghz can play any PC game, that it will emulate sixth generation consoles well. It doesn't matter how good the IPC is, 2ghz is just not enough to emulate certain games that require a lot of raw cpu power, and the reason why their CPU can play PC games well is because it takes advantage of the extra cores/threads. Clockspeed is important, it is just not the only important thing to consider (instructions per cycle is also important.) 

I'm thinking you'll have to have homebrew on your PS2 in order to get the saves as that is how it works with Wii/GC. 

Dolphin actually uses multiple cores. Still some games eat up CPU power. So some just run fine with my older mobile i7, others can go down to 25-30fps.

To bad F-Zero GX is one of them.

Dolphin mostly uses 2 cores. If you use LLE you can have the audio on a third core to free up processes for graphics. That's it. I'm pretty sure PCSX2 is similar.  The reason why you see all cores being used in Task Manager, is because OS schedulers will evenly distribute the processes on all cores if you have extra cores, but no core will ever reach anywhere near 100% usage (usually something like 25% usage per thread for a quad-core with four threads, and less for six/eight threaded processor.) 

I already have the saves on my PC. I have a memory card adapter on my launch PS3. I just want to know if the files will work on an emulator.

In that case, it seems like it is possible according to the PCSX2 wiki. I'm unsure whether you'll need the progam "myMC" or not, according to the description it is vague about that. 

http://wiki.pcsx2.net/index.php/Memcard

The PCSX2 emulator stores memory card information in the memcards subfolder of your PCSX2 configuration folder. Following the PS2's 2-card format the emulator names both memcards Mcd001.ps2 and Mcd002.ps2, which use the emulator's native .ps2 file format. Similarly these files are also around 8 MB in size just like the physical Sony PS2 memory cards.

Currently most PS2 memcard functions are emulated and considered usable.

Thanks for the help. I'm going to try it out some when I get home.

you're in the minority but okay. 

the areas are chopped into, and lighting was pretty much taken away.

But if for some reason you like controllers then yeah.

But the graphics would be the same. I think you meant resolution.