What do you think would be enough to emulate requirements in Android?
It is said that ll drk Raziel (nullDC) is creating one now.
I would say with a nVidia Kal El of about 2 GHz and 1.5 Gb Ram would probably play the Gamecube, as this new processor is faster than a Core 2 Duo and 5 times greater than a Tegra 2.
PS: I mean the Gamecube, not the Wii.
I don't even think it would take that much. The dolphin emulator's min. specs is a pentium 4.
Oh and the Gamecube and wii are not even that far apart tech-wise. Dolphin runs both of them.
So correct me is not true that the Core 2 Duo is faster than a Pentium 4.
If not, then: tell me how much RAM and how many GHz must have the nVidia Kal El (Tegra 3) of an Android device?
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I saw Android phones today with cpu like 2.2 ghz quadcore or something.
As I can remember I was able to play PCSX2 smoothly with a 2.9 ghz dual core PC before, as well as a laptop something like 2.4 ghz.
I'm planning to buy one, are current smartphones capable of running emulated consoles smoothly? (PS1, PSP, DS, maybe PS2)
If yes, can you suggest what phone?
If no, are the hardwares not good enough or is it the emulators not perfected yet? (will current hardwares run them well in the future)
Thank you~
weirdopunkd said:
I saw Android phones today with cpu like 2.2 ghz quadcore or something.
As I can remember I was able to play PCSX2 smoothly with a 2.9 ghz dual core PC before, as well as a laptop something like 2.4 ghz.
I'm planning to buy one, are current smartphones capable of running emulated consoles smoothly? (PS1, PSP, DS, maybe PS2)
If yes, can you suggest what phone?
If no, are the hardwares not good enough or is it the emulators not perfected yet? (will current hardwares run them well in the future)
Thank you~
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PC's and Phones use different architecture that is not directly comparable or compatible.
PS1 Games are playable with an app called FPse here:
Other games are playable if they have a specific app with a GPL port like Doom 3 or Jedi knight. Other older games can be played using other emulator apps like Dosbox Turbo but performance is limited.
ps2 emulator
so is there ANY ps2 emulator for android|?
You can use FPse for PS game, PPSSPP for the PSP game. As to DS, their are different DS emulator, among which Drastic is the fastest, most game can run with full speed.
Awesome. I think PS1, PSP and DS emu are more than enough
I'm picking between Note 3, Nexus 5 and Xperia Z1. What do you think is the best for gaming especially for console emulation?
Hi,I Wanted To Buy A New Android Tablet At A Reasonable Price...
And I Found Asus Memo Pad HD7 On The Internet..
I Like The Specs Of This Tablet But I Don't Know If This Tablet Is Good For Gaming
So I Wanted To Know If This Tablet Is Good For Gaming ?..
Asus Memo Pad HD7 Main Specs :
Processor Type : 1.2 GHz Quad Core Cortex A7 MediaTek MT8125
Gpu : PowerVR SGX544
1 Gb Ram
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I Used To Own Ainol Novo 7 Crystal 1 (Specs Below) And I Want To Know If Asus Memo Pad HD7 Will Be Better Then Ainol Novo 7 Crystal 1
Ainol Novo 7 Crystal 1 Main Specs
Cpu : Amlogic 8726-M6 Cortex-A9 Dual-core ARMv7 Processor
CPU Frequency: 1.5GHz
Gpu : Mali-400
1 Gb Ram
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Thanks For Replying In Advance
Edit : There Is Another Tablet Called Ainol Novo 7 Crystal 2(Specs Below) So Should I Buy This One Or Asus Memo Pad HD7 ?
Ainol Novo 7 Crystal 2 Specs
Actions ATM7029 Quad Core 1.5Ghz
GPU : GC1000+
1 GB Ram
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From the PC Mag review of the Asus: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2422790,00.asp
The HD 7 is powered by a quad-core 1.2GHz MediaTek MT8125 processor with 1GB RAM. It's not the same as the Tegra 3 chip powering the original Nexus 7, but it delivers performance that is largely similar in most applications. Where it does falter, however, is gaming. It only managed 14 frames per second in the Taiji graphics benchmark and intensive games like N.O.V.A. 3 really tripped the HD 7 up, with load times in excess of five minutes and barely playable frame rates. General system performance is reliable and relatively speedy, matching the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 and besting the HP Slate 7. Web browsing scores were surprisingly solid, with a Sunspider score of 1470 milliseconds and a Browsermark score of 2191. None of these scores, however, can come close to the new Nexus 7, which absolutely dominates the MeMO Pad HD7 in the performance department. Navigating the system and launching apps didn't yield anything beyond your typical Android stutters and occasional lag. If you want the absolute best for reasonable money, that'll be the Nexus 7. If you want good enough for the least money, that'll be the HD 7.
For the Aionol Crystal: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Ainol-Novo-7-Crystal-Quad-Core-Tablet.92243.0.html
The SoC is built by the Chinese manufacturer Actions Semiconductor and is dubbed Actions ATM 7029. The manufacturer's website specifies four ARM Cortex A9 processors in this SoC, which would be a considerable powerhouse for this price. However, the cores' clock rate of 1 GHz is not very high. Ainol's Novo 7 Crystal Quad Core only offered a poor performance in the synthetic as well as processor benchmarks and constantly placed itself at the lower end.
For Crystal 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XM07JLrlU0
es0tericcha0s said:
From the PC Mag review of the Asus: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2422790,00.asp
The HD 7 is powered by a quad-core 1.2GHz MediaTek MT8125 processor with 1GB RAM. It's not the same as the Tegra 3 chip powering the original Nexus 7, but it delivers performance that is largely similar in most applications. Where it does falter, however, is gaming. It only managed 14 frames per second in the Taiji graphics benchmark and intensive games like N.O.V.A. 3 really tripped the HD 7 up, with load times in excess of five minutes and barely playable frame rates. General system performance is reliable and relatively speedy, matching the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 8.0 and besting the HP Slate 7. Web browsing scores were surprisingly solid, with a Sunspider score of 1470 milliseconds and a Browsermark score of 2191. None of these scores, however, can come close to the new Nexus 7, which absolutely dominates the MeMO Pad HD7 in the performance department. Navigating the system and launching apps didn't yield anything beyond your typical Android stutters and occasional lag. If you want the absolute best for reasonable money, that'll be the Nexus 7. If you want good enough for the least money, that'll be the HD 7.
For the Aionol Crystal: http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Ainol-Novo-7-Crystal-Quad-Core-Tablet.92243.0.html
The SoC is built by the Chinese manufacturer Actions Semiconductor and is dubbed Actions ATM 7029. The manufacturer's website specifies four ARM Cortex A9 processors in this SoC, which would be a considerable powerhouse for this price. However, the cores' clock rate of 1 GHz is not very high. Ainol's Novo 7 Crystal Quad Core only offered a poor performance in the synthetic as well as processor benchmarks and constantly placed itself at the lower end.
For Crystal 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XM07JLrlU0
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I Did Read And View Alot Of Reviews For These Devices But I Want A Suggestion From Someone Who Has Actually Used Any Of These Tablets Or Has Some Experience With Android Hardware(Cpu,Gpu Stuff)...
I run an acer iconia a500 dual-core 1ghz 1gb ram tegra 2 cpu. Gta sa doesn't work, it closes after social club screen. I heard only tegra 3 and above cpu is supported, true? If not, any solution? I'm running paid version also.
I was just wondering that nvidia shield tv is based on android and has some natively running awesome console games like resident evil 5 and Metal gear rising so maybe it is possible to run the games on an android device by fooling the game about the phone gpu or something else. I think adreno 530 found in snapdragon 820 is powerful enough to run these games. Has there been any successful attempts?
Ok, this may seem kinda stupid but I did some research about my GPU which is a Geforce 8400 GS Rev. 4 1GB EVGA Edition, the specs said that the graphic card could use DirectX 11 but still I can´t seem to use because the drivers are for the normal version of the 8400 GS which only supports DX10, so what can I do?
P.D: I downloaded Warframe since my pc can run it and so do my GPU but the drivers doesn´t let my GPU work with DX11 as it's stated in the specs.
Wesauapaba said:
Ok, this may seem kinda stupid but I did some research about my GPU which is a Geforce 8400 GS Rev. 4 1GB EVGA Edition, the specs said that the graphic card could use DirectX 11 but still I can´t seem to use because the drivers are for the normal version of the 8400 GS which only supports DX10, so what can I do?
P.D: I downloaded Warframe since my pc can run it and so do my GPU but the drivers doesn´t let my GPU work with DX11 as it's stated in the specs.
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Hi...
NVIDIA GeForce 8400 GS Specs
NVIDIA G86S, 459 MHz, 16 Cores, 8 TMUs, 4 ROPs, 256 MB DDR2, 400 MHz, 64 bit
www.techpowerup.com
so what you can do is...to buy a newer graka. this one is from 2007 if im right now.
i know its not easy for some ppl to walk step by step through the world. For me its very similar:
But this Card is that mucxh old and i doubt that this Card is powerfull enough to get any good Game rujnning.
i know its hard to accept but there is a new one the best solution
solong
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