Emulators as Fast As Possible

What is an emulator? Are emulators limited in any way by your hardware?
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[@HansFerreyra]

One day we'll emulate humans and I'll play a pirated Linus ROM.

[@Zhaxxy]

yay

[@Zhaxxy]

my teacher was talking about piracy and he said you cant download videos of internet then i said does roms count and then he said a rom is a game for a old videogame console i wanna kill myself now for saying that

[@phoenixfront]

Underrated

[@VojtaJavora]

@@Zhaxxy technically, ROM is a read-only memory.

[@Zhaxxy]

@@VojtaJavora i know he should of said that i didn't say that

[@BenKuyt64]

It's actually crazy how hard emulation is. There isn't a working Original Xbox emulator, PS2 emulation is still young, but works pretty well except some issues. GameCube emulation, the console where the hardware is probably the hardest to figure out in a traditional computer sense (except Cell architecture), works stupidly well. Like, really well. It's kind of crazy.

[@rich1051414]

Wasn't in house sony developmental emulation code leaked, which is why ps2 emulation is so damn good now? I remember years ago hearing a rumor that some very tasty code was stolen in regards to hardware emulation, and it wasnt very long after that ps2 emulators got really good. As far as xbox emulators go, i think the xeon emulator can run halo :P However, it does so worse than the PC port of halo.

[@BenKuyt64]

Richard Smith No idea, but if that's the case, thanks whoever did that, haha.

I'm not familiar with emulation either, but didn't all the E3 demos run on PC's ?

[@1toncheese]

its surprising that the xbox original emulator is not further ahead of the ps2 due to its x86 design and a traditional nvidia gpu.

[@1toncheese]

***** the ones that ran smoothly did.

[@allotheabove123]

Dolphin and PCSX2 are amazing

[@Knucklehead9786]

Too bad the hardware DX module doesn't support mipmapping. Sucks trying to play the Ratchet and Clank games with spaghetti textures.

[@7horns]

i tried pcsx2 and it was terrible. i played guitar hero 3 and a lot of textures were missing. plus it lagged a lot which completely messes up the tempo of the song and makes it almost impossible to play

[@jhaziv2]

Θ m i п σ u s I don't know man but for me its pretty great, and I play on a laptop..

[@7horns]

JHaz yea i dont know why it didnt work too well for me

[@allotheabove123]

Θ m i п σ u s Thats odd. I played Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix at 6x native resolution at 60FPS and it rarely ever chugged for me. It did crash a few times in the beginning, but it stopped after a while. Maybe GH3 is one of the games that doesn't work too well on it.

[@ProtoMario]

I remember Emulators and roms being on windows 95 and 98.

[@BuckoBean29]

But proto :)

[@TechDark]

You can run windows 95/98 on dosbox

[@Kippykip]

+TechDark You can run dosbox on windows 95/98 too

[@TechDark]

Kippy Kip that's right!

[@Kippykip]

TechDark I should try running Windows 95 in dosbox in Windows 98

[@geek]

Good connection to the PCs running as consoles at conventions. I always see posts about that!

[@MrMonkeykiller1996]

so if it wasn't for a PC emulation xbox and ps4 wouldn't be here, PC master race confirmed

[@thatguyontheright1]

What linus said was a misnomer. Since Xbone and PS4 are x86 based, odds are that dev kits are just computers running a version of the Xbone and PS4 OS or visualizing them.

[@MrMonkeykiller1996]

either way you still need a pc for the xbox and ps4 or any console games to even be created so in a way PC is the father of all consoles which explains why it whoops the ass of any console O.o

[@DerHirni]

steven bloomfield For fucks sake, stop being so arrogant and ignorant at the same time. A console is basically a specialized PC, so of course you also need the main thing. Guess what, you also need a PC to make other, new PC architectures. Or basically every fucking product being developed nowadays. So is the PC the father of my car or my house because it was developed/designed on a PC? I don't think so...

[@Draphcone]

DerHirni you must be fun at parties

[@MrMonkeykiller1996]

damn man im just messin around who shoved your tampon in too far

[@AdityaNambiar5]

This is the only channel on which I enjoy the sponsorer's ads. You do the ads well dude..!!!!Techquickie

[@JukaDominator]

Gonna have to seriously disagree on that one.

[@geovannym.santana717]

Don't the ads aren't enjoyable to see. But are necessary so I don't care about them.

[@feuerherz007]

KZbin Vanced skips them automatically sadly

[@sukorileakbatt294]

this clears up a lot dude thanks. you did an amazing job communicating such a complex process. 10/10

[@BlackBird26]

i find it funny that you will assume your audience is really stupid by pretending they ask you a question like "oh great does that mean I can run the Titan super computer on my phone as an emulator" but then go on to give a complicated and convoluted answer :)

[@techquickie]

I don't think my audience is stupid at all. I just find the "ask myself a silly question then answer it" formula very natural to write and deliver on camera. And by making the questions silly I can inject a humorous element without taking too much of the viewers time

[@BlackBird26]

Techquickie Dont worry I know why you do it, just pointing out its funny

[@Diadras]

Terrible thing is... a LOT of people actually think that way

[@00Clive00]

Techquickie I think it could be a fair assumption that some of your audience has a derpy brain. derp derp derp!!

[@m1che1]

Techquickie Keep shilling brother.

[@Twiggy163]

Fuck yea, pokemon silver on a gtx 980. I still have some good memories of my Gameboy colour.

[@devilmikey00]

Own a high end PC? Emulate literally everything but region specific games up to and including the wii better then was ever possible on the original hardware. It's that simple. maybe like 5-10% of games don't run on an emulator but most popular games do fine and look/play better then they did on the original hardware. Especially anything cel-shaded.

[@jimmyhenders4131]

The ps3 and Xbox360 emulators are both essentially unusable....

[@vladdenysenko7822]

Minase Iori​ Well, emulators of them are already in development.

[@vladdenysenko7822]

***** rpcs3 and Xenia

[@DucksAreWin]

Minase Iori "Up to and including the wii" Hardware wise ps3 and xbox360 are ahead of the wii. But again give it time, eventually you will be able to emulate those too.

[@Knucklehead9786]

DucksAreWin That's the best thing about PC as a platform. Eventually, we get every game. One way, or another

[@blakegriplingph]

I know this mostly covers things and terms in a nutshell, but you forgot to mention emulation accuracy i.e. high versus low-level and those emulators that made history like UltraHLE and Dolphin. High level emulation means that rather than reproduce the hardware gate by gate, you simply simulate the hardware's reaction to whatever input the software does, as with UltraHLE and Cxbx. Low-level emulation on the other hand, does things more faithfully; though some of them actually take shortcuts for performance purposes e.g. ZSNES, emulators like Higan and MAME strive for a more purist approach.

[@gblargg]

It's interesting that at some point it's easier to emulate the hardware, with all its quirks, than try to emulate roughly how the hardware works then apply a kaleidoscope of fixes for odd behavior. The latter is an endless game of whack-a-mole fixing obscure bugs in games that keep coming up. A challenge in reverse-engineering is enumerating behavior so you can systematically map it all. It's like choosing a path to cover a two-dimensional plane, there are lots of approaches.

[@professor_skilla]

I love looking back how far my dude has come style and content creation wise, makes my heart soar and im semi new to tech .... thank you Linus

[@OCDTraci]

Easily the best video I've found on the topic of emulators. Thanks!

[@LTDanno360mods]

Microsoft’s original Xbox really was very nearly a PC stuffed in to a console box, with a Pentium III serving as its CPU. It featured a custom Nvidia-made GPU that performed similarly to Nvidia’s GeForce 4 Ti4200 PC GPU. CPU 733MHz Pentium III with 128Kb L2-cache Memory 64MB DDR SDRAM Graphics nVidia NV2A ASIC 64MB Storage 2x-5x DVD-ROM Drive either 8GB Western Digital or 10GB SeaGate Harddrive formatted to FATX C: boot partition D: DVD-drive E: data partition F: additional data partition (usually not available) X:, Y:, Z: game caches Audio nVidia MCPX with 64 3D voice channels Power supply 130W

[@LTDanno360mods]

So yea its easy to see why. Dev kits are made from pc's

[@bordercollie21games9]

But if it we were talking crystal it would be Some celeron processor 128mb ram 20gb hard drive And a pretty ballin' case

[@TharenCandi]

I love how you say a question then lead to the next part of the video by it.

[@Khosumi]

PC gaming master race can exist without consoles. Consoles can't exist without PC gaming master race. checkmate console peasants

[@name-ig2qf]

what do you mean? Why does this comment exist? This is completely out of context!

[@Khosumi]

lionido r only a console peasant would say such a thing. repent! elevate to PC gaming.

[@name-ig2qf]

trust me I have a craptop and will be building my own PC soon (in a few weeks). Plus how would I be typing if I had a console? Also I am no peasant. A REAL peasant would be shouting and giving fake reasons to why the console is superior. Personally I find fixing errors a pain but it's satisfying when you fix them. Consoles are for idiots who don't know what google is. I could give you many more reasons why PC is superior but I trust you get the point. Are you an elitist?

[@name-ig2qf]

ok thanks for telling me. I'm not very good at spotting satire :}

[@mightbedan3590]

Merkk Official Why the hell does it matter what platform everyone plays on?

[@adityamenon]

Thanks a lot, this was a very informative quickie!

[@ulf___]

Im starting to love this channel Quick(which is an important part of a youtube video) and informative. One thin g though, maybe add some music or sfx but dont over do it. :D

[@jimmyking92]

At least your sponsored ads Linus interest us in most cases.

[@EdwarioERS]

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[@armaxxx]

You are my inspiration guys, I want to know as much as you do and more!

[@BdR76]

2:12 Interestingly, back in the olden days, at least some developers were developing ZX Spectrum games on Atari ST's or Amigas. Usually not emulated though, just for compiling and debugging.

[@Majora96]

What if you ran an emulator on an emulator...

[@Darkexcaliberwolf]

PPSSPP can actually do that. It's such a good emulator that it can run homebrew applications like a GBA emulator MADE for the PSP. I'm convinced it's built by wizards.

[@eisenklad]

***** running a linux pc emulating mac os emulating windows emulating a psp emulating a GBA.... emulator-ception if you have a server power to do all the above

[@BLSoldier00]

Yo dawg I herd you like emulators so we thoo' an emulator in yo emulator so you can game while u game

[@NoahNasi]

Dolphin can do that. Virtual Console can be run on Dolphin.

[@PervasiveBurn]

Snes9x Ex+ running on my Andy.

[@gman6692]

I think this techquickie is one that might have to be redone as I don't think it adequately explains things, even for the given audience and time frame. Rather than saying that emulation is faking hardware in software, it is better explained as the translation of functions from one format to another that the host hardware understands. This translation can be done at different levels. It can be done at the hardware level where every call to a function of the hardware being emulated is translated into a call the host understands. This type of emulation is known as an interpreter and is the most accurate form of emulation, but is quite slow due to the need to translate every function at the lowest level and often requires the operating system and firmware images of the emulated machine. It can also be done at higher software level where only the api calls are translated into api calls available on the host machine which closely approximate the function of the call. This can be known as dynamic recompilation or simulation. This is not as accurate as it only approximates the function of the emulated machine, but is much faster as there are fewer translations to be done leaving more time for the execution of the translated functions. This often does not require the entire operating system or set of firmware from the emulated machine as the higher level functions present in these prices of software are what is being translated. This method can even allow host hardware of only marginally higher performance to run the software of the emulated hardware. The latter approach is what is used in development kits for consoles and the former often for running old software for businesses where 100% accuracy is required. The emulators used for playing games from older gaming hardware often use a mix of both methods. Often times the CPU and memory functions are interpreted and the graphics functions are dynamically recompiled; such is the case with community developed emulators like dolphin.

[@vaibhavdabwalv1]

This is ltt not mvg. Target audience is a bit more casual I guess

[@MegaFPVFlyer]

I've been running a stock CPU cooler and getting less than optimal temps... I'd like to try overclocking eventually and I think, just because of the PERFECT transition at the end of this video, I'm gonna get a CM air cooler.

[@Mostlyharmless1985]

ESPECIALLY for embedded systems. Emulation is what allowed people to reprogram the International Cometary Explorer. As the hardware required to communicate with the probe didn't exist anymore, or was prohibitively expensive to obtain, and maintain. They wrote an emulator so they could talk with the space probe and give it a new mission. Ultimately, they lost contact with it after giving it a few commands, but it does highlight the point of emulation. Sometimes it's just not feasible to go to the hardware and whack in the latest cool guy kit in. Doubly so if the thing needing a hardware upgrade is wizzing around space at 30km/s

[@huntergman8338]

What I have seen from those Dev Kits is simply a tester to see if the game works. Speaking of having AA on old games, you can get AA on Metroid Prime Hunters through an emulator.

[@JukaDominator]

I wonder why those devkits aren't ever leaked out so we could get proper emulation.

[@BWTHeuSeD]

Companies don't want you to emulate their hardware, they want you to buy their hardware.

[@JukaDominator]

***** Well yeah, but how can they protect those devkits so well? I mean like, does nobody ever try to steal those things?

[@notlekrut]

I don't think anyone steals it because it's developers who buy, use and work with dev kits, obviously. What would they win by stealing them? They're not cheap and developers wouldn't help in pirating it's own game.

[@FusionAmoeba]

Regardless you still need specialized hardware to run the dev software. They don't use just any old gaming rig.

[@triadwarfare]

i think there was one back for the ps1 years ago. it allowed devs to run games on burned discs and has a debugger window. i saw that there was even a bulky ps4 devkit leaked prior to the ps4 reveal.

[@fluffyflextail]

Nice to see you explaining on emulators. Now I am curious if backwards compatibility(typo?) should be a thing on new consoles. I had an argument with a specialized game seller on backwards compatibility at which he stated that it's a way for the for the developer/console developer to be greedy when not implementing it for their new console. What your standpoints on this Linus?

[@bensemusx]

Now I'm interested in that keyboard.

[@Rimuru_0808]

i rerember using the ps2 emulator .. thanks for this tutorial linus ,, you are an angel :P

[@OGShiv]

New oil pc build video will be uploaded in a bit I saw the upload screenshot on Twitter

[@hrachyamelkonyan]

Please make "Developer Kit as fast as possible"

[@DaddyoPlays]

love the PlaStation plug first emulator I always install.

[@ErnstKotze]

Please make a Fast As Possible about the difference between Emulation andVertulisation.

[@naruhearts1]

I use dolphin for Mario party and SSB Brawl/Melee for when people come over, it feels weird using a 360 controller (so i can use it wireless) but once i get past that its really good. (i know i can get gamecube controller for my PC but I wanted wireless and i already had some to use) Also Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword look so amazing on it.

[@subliminalvibes]

Techquickie Linus! Future Tech-Quickie suggestion... Media-Types - past - current - future? Walk us through Magnetic, Optical, Magneto-Optical, Minidisc, UMD...? It would be a roller-coaster of a show for anyone born after the mid-nineties. :) Love your work.

[@vasilypotanin3763]

Linus, make a video on home networking. Perhaps how to set one up, what does it consist of and how to protect it.

[@Impetuss]

I recommend a Raspberry pi 3 running Retropie, great emulation front end.

[@sinusstudios2963]

RPi's can do everything up to SNES, DOS and similar, a good Banana Pi can easily lift N64!

[@Wendriel]

Oooo I was waiting for Linus to weigh in on this!

[@Roxor128]

A good example of software being written for an emulator before the real hardware was available is Linux on x86_64. AMD published the specs for the new architecture well in advance of the release of their Opteron and Athlon64 CPUs and the Linux community used that to write emulators and port the kernel to the new architecture.

[@vivatus333]

I like these episodes.

[@TheGuard72]

the problem with the dev kits on games shown off at like e3 is that they often say 1080p 60fps trailer when thats shown to be a lie when the game actually comes out

[@Finbarrr]

Anyone remember lemmings paintball that game that was designed for windows 95? It still works without any compatibility crap or emulation software to run old PC games. The only thing is the resolution is kinda small but that can be fixed with a bit o' hacking :-).

[@Lluminal]

Love emulators. When I'm feeling nostalgic, I'll just play some NES just for the heck of it. Better graphics and controller capability as well. It will be a long time before we can get to play PS3 games on a computer. Heck, it even took a while for the PS2 emulator to function properly thanks to dual-core CPUs.

[@riverw4721]

I remember you tweeting about an interview with Cooler Master about the Novatouch TKL that you streamed. Did you ever upload that interview? I wasn't able to make it to the stream, but I'm super interested in the Novatouch TKL.

[@TheRevelationKnights]

Thanks, Linus!

[@Kakkarot211]

That was a great video linus!

[@KeyvanKhademRavandi]

hey linus, here are some suggestions for your next video a video about: -Chokes, diodes, capacitors, mosfets & more OR -kernels OR -firmware OR -wattage, voltage, amperage, ohms & more ps: pls notice me senpai ;-; or eye rek u m8! è___è

[@KeyvanKhademRavandi]

Basement Dweller he asked for suggestions and i gave him some suggestions. and it's AS FAST AS POSSIBLE, not AS DETAILED AS POSSIBLE so your whole college arguement thing is invalid. and fyi, not everyone lives in the same country where diodes, capacitors, wattage & more are considered as basic high school.

[@JLukeHypernova]

+Keyvan Khadem Ravandi what about *Flux* capacitors.

[@vladimirtiffany]

Keyvan Khadem Ravandi and or gates

[@johnclark926]

Damn, it’s 2022 and Nintendo never did anything with that patent for Gameboy emulation on smartphones and airplanes

[@nathanlamont9920]

"Mainstreamer" Plays Pokemon on Gameboy/DS: OMG you're too old for that!!! LOLwut! Plays Pokemon on airplane seat or android phone: Oh my god! Imma get that game. It's awesome!!! kweewllll!!!! Anyway, I could never get into emulators. I'm just too damn nostalgic. If a simple sound effect is slightly different (i.e the rings in Sonic 3 and mutant power in X-men 2 clone wars) I stop playing instantly. Is why the only sonic 3 and knuckles game I can enjoy is the gamecube port and the Mario Bros 3 via 3ds virtual console sucks.

[@thatguyontheright1]

Emulation has it's issues, which is why I prefer the real hardware.

[@7horns]

i tried to find a gameboy sp and pokemon emerald for the longest time but eventually just got an emulator on my phone

[@JukaDominator]

Game running faster on better graphics > Nostalgia. In my opinion anyways, those advantages and features like save state far outweigh the issues emulators have, and I don't like playing on old outdated shit.

[@thatguyontheright1]

JukaDominator Higher Resolution does not mean better graphics. The original Xbox and PS2 could run at 720p...do you think those games would look like Xbox 360 or PS3 games at that resolution? Still prefer original hardware.

[@JukaDominator]

***** Some emulators don't just run at higher resolution. Especially software emulating really old devices like NES, where you get graphic filters to make everything look smooth. Also nope, 720p is the highest they could go, with the one exception of Gran Turismo that made it into 1080i. The average was 480p.

[@NeedForSpeed.2004]

Speaking of old software that doesn't run on new hardware, that's why we have programs like Virtualbox or VMware or Windows Virtual PC (Win7 Only)

[@tigran914]

How about doing one for virtualization and explaining the difference between emulation and it.

[@JafarAlMoosa]

aircraft's cockpit emulators are much better examples imo, surprised it wasn't mentioned :/

[@dimitrissainidis1940]

a video about pixel response time would be cool

[@tyleremmerich1416]

1:41 All that badminton seems to be paying off.

[@camerontaylor5970]

I used to think my laptop couldn't run more modern games because it lagged like hell when i use Dolphin.

[@ChristianBalanda]

Linus' hand gestures are riveting.

[@luiscastillo7585]

It 2022 and I just realize emulators were a thing a long time ago and I thought it was barely a new thing smh

[@Goldscare]

Hey Linus, can you explain the bit bus of a GPU and how it affects gaming and other tasks? Because I can't find anyone that can explain it a crystal clear way and i would like to know.

[@dynastylobster8957]

but don't forget you can run all your retro classics for free!

[@mr_sn4k3s]

That was a pretty cool video.

[@suineg1]

I still play ps1, ps2 games (exclusives to those platforms) on my PC time to time with ps3 controller connected to it. What a weird symbiosis! ;-b

[@auzzierocks]

i must be from the future then, because ive been emulating gameboys for years now

[@alternate241]

At what point in the video did he say that emulation was a new thing? :P

[@sujaypatel2298]

Emulation has been dead for centuries to me...

[@andrasfogarasi5014]

So simulating a computer for you has been dead for longer than the computer existed for?

[@Num43]

I keep watching all of these even though I already know this stuff :P

[@immortalsatyr]

Welcome back, Linus!

[@cursedhellspawn362]

little did we know that nintendo would be an asshole and file copyright on cool rom, only the best emulator site :(

[@briandorn9045]

Use emuparadise. I get all my nintendo roms from there

[@isaacflett1321]

I feel your pain

[@huntergman8338]

What annoys me the most is that I would be willing to buy the games if they were also on the PC.

[@derSkedda]

Julien Legault What? Just a good advice...... isn't it?

[@kiarariex]

What is that even mean? And, please don't like your own comments...

[@TheHornet79]

I own I high end PC. In the beginning my motivation to build a PC was to play Battlefield 4 and Borderlands 2 in ultra settings. But I ended up playing playing PS2 games about 95% of my PC gaming experience. So far I am playing Persona 3, Persona 4, Crash Bandicoot twinsanity, Jack and Daxter 3 in 4k resolution.

[@TimVels]

Nice!

[@jtadevich]

Makes sense.

[@arsasoor4908]

ahhh... the good old days of lte elite 486 and nestikle

[@HaydenLikeHey]

Nice meme there in the end

[@LlQUlD]

I used to bring in floppys with super Nintendo roms to school so we could play gundam wing and dragon ball z instead of Oregon trail or Carmen sandiego. Saved me from many hours of boredom.

[@jackteare7688]

DAT notification tho

[@88ariesk]

It's like Windows XP mode in windows 7 Professional and Ultimate. You can literally run a full install of windows XP and other OS'es inside of windows 7.

[@LiEnby]

That's a bit different. That's actually done in hardware. Since your PC can already run windows XP ..

[@Ethan__900]

can you please explain power line ethernet. I've been using it for years and it is still magic to me.

[@SirLeenzalot]

My first step to gaming was through gba rom emulators. You bet your sweet bippy I played the heck out of those!

[@Komadi16]

Can you do a video about the difference between BIOS and UEFI?

[@ChrispyNut]

That SDK image was wickid. YAY for Shutterstock :)

[@Kaizen.Destroyer.of.Worlds]

Oh wow, never realized this was another channel

[@JohnNecirRebellion]

Just imagine without emulators, if developers actually develop games on the actual platform, coding gameboy games on a gameboy.

[@sheldyk]

the sound seems a bit off on this video. I could be wrong though.

[@JohnDoe-gm5qr]

You know something Linus? People once thought that the Nintendo 64 would never be emulated because of the processing power they were assuming would be needed. Of course back in the days when people were clamoring for a an emulator for that particular system we were still mostly using 32 bit processors. I know people who did have a bunch of misconceived ideas about 64 bit computers. They would have had you believe that none of your software would work on them and that you only needed them for memory above 4 GB.

[@PokeUFO]

And it is now on the switch

[@lonliestofall7733]

@JukaDominator It's because the EULA that you agree to will literally will make it to you won't ever be able to work in the game industry again. No, dev wants to even take the chances on that. Plus there's a huge verification process and a unique pass code, so they immediately know who it is.

[@noahv6545]

Techquickie In 3D CAD software, in this case Revit and Rhinoceros, why does the computer start to lag on screen when orbiting around complex geometry? And what hardware would eliminate this problem? I hope you can tell me more than I've already read for myself. Is it my GPU or CPU that is bottle necking?

[@samljer]

pc dev kits for consoles dont emulate, they compile to difference sets of machine code. console dev kits for console, usually stream the data from a PC, but can also be compiled to without needing the DRM.

[@clarkelliott6272]

So what is powerline? ( I know what it is but i think that will make a good topic for a new vid)

[@Alphfirm]

Cuul video!

[@mcebelt]

Hey anyone at Linus media group, quick request for your youtube page, can you have it set to show uploads on the home page, it just is a quality of life improvement! I sometimes miss your videos because I go to your page and dont see anything new.

[@Hwyadylaw]

A messed up (but still functional and non-distracting) HUD is a reasonable price to pay for playing Majora's Mask in 1080p with anti-aliasing and postfx :D

[@ToonEugen]

Gaming emulators: Emulators good for game console (The console controller is optional and available on some emulator) Project64 is good for starters of 3D ones.

[@HiImVINK]

the wii emulator (dolphin) is very good at emulating the wii games. compared to other consoles

[@joewell6435]

On android you can do NES, SNES, N64, Dreamcast, PSX, PSP, Gameboy, Gameboy Advance, Gameboy color and a few more systems.

[@UnnTHPS]

Ah these triple 980 sli dev kits!

[@Dyzz21]

Video on watts vs volts vs amps vs mAh? Or link me to it if you have one already please.

[@kedwardsTWO]

And all this time I thought that keyboard was a quick fire rapid i

[@voiceoftreason1760]

the stock photo's in these as fast as possible videos are always so superficial

[@SeraNeph]

Using a PS3 and XBox 360 emulator would need a GTX 980 and an Intel 5820k for max settings or at least playable. Hope there's also mouse support for that emulator too.

[@q009q009]

Graphics cards don't take any part in emulation. It's all up to your CPU.

[@daveandbusters7853]

Or just flash the chip...