PCem: A Brief Inroduction

[@bunderlemu7802]

Similar to most emulators, PCem only works on high-end host PCs. I learnt it the hard way when I tried to run a Win98 game on my HP 14s laptop.

[@ВладимирГалицкий-х8ц]

Depends on a CPU , which you want to emulate. My pc runs fine pentium 75 emulation.

[@the_mariocrafter]

If the game is 16bit use wine vdm on your own PC and no emulation needed

[@athaphian]

I’ve been using this emulator for a few weeks now, its great! I have my old early 90s compaq lte 4/25 still working, but I don’t like starting it up for every little bit of tinkering. So I actually used Norton Commander in dosbox and a serial null modem cable to fully clone my old compaq’s harddisk, then I created a virtual disk image and put the contents there. I installed dos into the boot sector. I used it a bit in virtualbox, but I wasn’t too happy with the performance. But now I can run my old computer without any problems inside PCem! In fact, I upgraded some of the specs a little, so I can run even more dos games from the pre 95 era. Highly recommended.

[@cybersechs1368]

ngl that's a damn good idea. Best to backup decades old hard drive before any data corruption sets in. Also virtualbox is slow as heck. If your file is a VHD, run it in Hyper-V, it's way faster.

[@godslayer1415]

@@cybersechs1368 or get a MiSTer.

[@ObiKKa]

MiSTer is too slow for mid to late 1990s Windows gaming. The DOS core is only suitable for early era DOS gaming. You might have to wait for Replay2 FPGA which is in development as of early 2024.

[@honkhonkler7732]

PCem is perfect for me, because I already have a real Pentium II 450 machine that used to be the family PC and I've already upgraded it with a pair of Voodoo 2s. The fast CPU issue is already covered in real hardware. I also have a second gen Ryzen CPU so it should be perfect for playing around with a virtual 486 system.

[@alexandercrews1194]

too bad the developer retired from the project literally a few days after this video dropped.

[@NTGTechnology]

Yeah that was pretty bad timing. Hopefully someone picks up the project

[@alexandercrews1194]

@@NTGTechnology I hope so too! The fork 86box does look pretty enticing though, I hope they can get more support and maybe get a Linux port up and running soon.

[@kylehill3643]

@@alexandercrews1194 86box hasn't been updated since 2019!

[@leandromacedooliveira8912]

@@kylehill3643 But the Dev builds has been updated.

[@yxles]

I know I'm late but now 86box is on a active development with the latest version 3.5 being released on May 24, 2022

[@ariusulibarri2418]

Great editing on this one!

[@kosmosyche]

My biggest problem with PCem is the atrocious input lag. It was already bad in Dosbox, but it's simply unacceptable in PCem on all configurations.

[@NTGTechnology]

Yeah this is something I didn't really mention in the video because I guess I wasn't really paying much mind to it. But going back and using it more recently it's very much an issue that I wish I had brought up in the video.

[@AdamsOlympia]

Will it be noticeable on a 13900k?

[@runninggames771]

Try using a emulated ps2 mouse

[@dullah1434]

I also had some fps problems. Sometimes it goes from 60 fps to 30 fps and it sucks

[@tomc8157]

I'm surprised a big company didn't realize this idea. There is a surprisingly huge market for old pc gaming. I'd be happy to pay for a supported and optimized version of this.

[@mytube9182]

The saddest thing is PCem is ceased to develop. There is 86Box that inherits, but not much improvements were made any more but some more CPUs added. I'm afraid it's not gonna progress as much as the original dev. did.

[@krathoon2338]

That is kind of the thing with it. You can't really emulate anything faster than a Pentium 166 with a Voodoo 2 with it.

[@cryptidproductions3160]

I definitely hope multi-threading is one of the things the forks like 86Box now carrying the torch work in the future. I have a 5600X with PBO enabled and still can't run anything faster than a MMX 200 with a Voodoo 3 3000 without losing emulation speed when the virtual CPU is maxed out.

[@andyyiu3987]

I also run a 5600x and have the same performance limitations on 86Box. To be blunt, 86Box is full of problems, and PCem seems to allow me to bump the processor emulation up to a more modest Pentium 2. I think someone has picked up the torch for PCem mainline again, but I am certain it will take a bit of time before a new release comes out.

[@cryptidproductions3160]

@@andyyiu3987 Good to see someone took over the main PCEM project. I was hoping it wouldn't completely die off with v17 being it's final build. Maybe the new team will have some luck fiddling with the compiler to make emulation faster

[@utkajmatke863]

yeah, i have dual xeon 28cores config with 128gb ram and i can barely emulate p166mmx LOL

[@cryptidproductions3160]

@@utkajmatke863 Xeon's actually don't have the best single-core since they're made for servers and workstations That's why it's struggling with PCEM

[@utkajmatke863]

@@cryptidproductions3160 yeah thats my point exactly my friend have some ryzen 5 2gen processor, absolutely crushed by my rig in almost anything, especially rendering, no chances, buuuut.... he can emulate faster cpu in pcem

[@natevirtual]

Now I can finally play Duke Nukem: Manhattan Project

[@riotfirerfi]

What throws me for a loop with PCem and 86Box is the overwhelming number of choices. LIke I found myself spending hours trying to ascertain the best 8088 machine to use -- pros and cons. Same for 286, 386, etc. There's not many guides that recommend one machine over another and explains why that choice is the best one overall compared to the rest. Like, take for example the tons of 8088 machines. I narrowed down to IBM PC or IBM XT, but all the guides I've seen they always choose IBM PC and not the XT even though the XT was the newer and beefier one.

[@Cyberbrickmaster1986]

Exactly. That was my main problem with PCem, which caused me to just give up altogether.

[@DDXofficial]

i hear there's some guy who makes videos for the 86Box channel that actually went with the XT over the original PC for Windows 1.04 🤔

[@godslayer1415]

Choose the Tandy 1000 for old DOS games - better graphics, better sound.

[@mateuszpaszkiewicz3831]

I am glad I use this emulator to experience Windows 98. However when playing Colin McRae Rally, I noticed lags and it is only about my host hardware.

[@williamfranklin860]

You need a beefy system to emulate fast Pentiums and Pentium II systems. I had sound lag when emulating a Pentium 233 MMX with a Ryzen 2700x. I am going to try with my new 5900x and I heard that I should have better results. It makes sense, because 86box is emulating an entire custom built PC from running the real bios all the way to the real drivers for the emulated devices by talking to the ROM files from the devices themselves.

[@elmariachi5133]

What's wrong with DOSbox-x? I have been running windows 98SE and DOS games perfectly in DOSBox-x, years ago.

[@EpicTyphlosionTV]

86Box: "Are you challenging me?"

[@donotgooglemyselfseriously]

@Ali Cuntë true, it takes 5x the time just to get to the boot section just to get a ms-dos installtion fail

[@gouravchakraborty9801]

PCem : "I'm you but 10x better"

[@Ushablox]

@@gouravchakraborty9801 bud doesn't know what is a GUI

[@TurboMMaster]

Nothing will replace real thing - but since it requires both a lots and lots of money and lots and lots of room... Also, even if more durable than what we have today, old parts are dying as well. Also, it's good to test is your old machine scan still give as much fun as you hope it will before spending money on it.

[@enosunim]

Well.. It is all true. But problem is you really need lots of old computers to get full experience. As for example if you use PIII machine and Windows 98 for running DOS games, and W98 have DOS-mode and great compatibility. But I found that it has already a lot of emulation in it. Real machine! Some soundcards only work inside windows dos-mode, and does not work in clear dos mode, because of how drivers work. Some soundcards also emulate soundblaster interface and so on. So in case of PCem, it is like having lots of hardware which will not fit in any house or flat. And the funny thing. I assembled old PC to play old games, the most old I could get was that PIII machine. I tried to run "Gender Wars" and it works alright in dosbox, but some interface lags were killing me. And what do you think? On REAL machine I got even worse results. The panel in game jumps while screen is scrolling. I was just laughing out loud literally. So much effort I put in old hardware and trying to make it work, and this PC even had USB so transferring files and drivers was not so hard as it is on older models. So now I guess I just get a modern CPU near 5GHz core limit and will use PCem.

[@godslayer1415]

MiSTer replaces the real thing quite handily and much better than running something like DOSbox

[@honkhonkler7732]

The only thing really dying are the hard drives and, super unfortunately, CRTs. IDE to SATA adapters are your friend. Pre '99 parts are generally very reliable but capacitor plague era stuff can be a bitch. PCem can't emulate capacitor plague era stuff anyway. Most late '90s and earlier stuff is pretty easy to re-cap if needed. The best balance is to have real hardware for what your main system can't play at all. For me, that's early 3D games from 1995-1998 or so. A lot will simply crash under modern windows or will only work with super specific hardware combos. NFL Blitz on PC hates my graphics drivers and fails to find a suitable display mode even though the GPU supports it. The Pentium II 450 and Voodoo 2s shine in that department and it runs at an arcade perfect 60 FPS. It also runs most 486 era DOS games without issue. And there's DOSbox for the pre VGA stuff.

[@hisyamudin]

still having problem with Sierra Print Artist 4.0 using both 86Box and PCem

[@Vlad22051969]

Я запустил на PCem старую игру 1988 года. Называется "Popcorn". Это была моя любимая игра в 1991 году, потому что других не было. Так вот я её прошел всю! Нигде не видел чтобы кто-то говорил что в конце этой игры. Я не мог её запустить нигде кроме PCem. Она работает, но немного быстрее чем раньше. Я эмулировал 286 [8086] Amstrad PC 1640. На 386 и выше она зависает. Как сделать чтобы она работала чуть-чуть медленнее? Скорость в небольших пределах регулируется как на DosBox?

[@gulskjegglive]

My only question is, can it run X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter with hardware acceleration activated.

[@madcommodore]

Hopefully we will now see accurate emulation footage of old PC games instead of a 1ghz 8086 speed DOSbox videos show lol

[@ADSteam1994]

I tend to use vmware for running old games on wondows. Since I generally runs a bit better then virtualbox for me at least

[@maximkatsur3870]

I hope you'll try _Midtown Madness_ on this emulator

[@leandrotami]

I hope it is multiplatform! Because it would be a godsend for macs on Apple Silicon since we can't use intel vms so we need emulation instead

[@TrueMathSquare]

What's the point? What software that is old that you need to run and there is no backwards competablity. I can only think of embedded systems of os/2

[@8bitevolushroom312]

Hi could you do a tuto to show how to run Ed hunter iron maiden game on pcem please?

[@Melvorgazh]

Is there a Windows emulator for Android nowadays?

[@ud2hb4]

Impressive emulator. I'm running Win95 and Win98SE both with Voodoo2 SLI. How do I get files out of my Win9x to my host? (without burning)

[@NTGTechnology]

If you setup up your hard drive to use a .vhd file you can use Diskpart on Windows. You can then use Diskpart in the command prompt and use the "select vdisk" command like this: "select vdisk file=(file pathname here)" then you can use "attach vdisk" to mount it and "detach vdisk" to unmount. This will mount the drive just like a native storage device in Windows. I believe you can also mount VHDs in Disk Management if you want a GUI way. If you just use a raw .img for your hard drive though I'm not aware of anyway to get data off of it directly. Hope this helps you out. May want to look up a guide on the Diskpart stuff for a better explanation.

[@ud2hb4]

@@NTGTechnology Thank you.

[@godslayer1415]

@@NTGTechnology or you can right click on the VHD and mount.

[@doscuramenos]

okay NTG, but what about which is the best Dos emulator out there that is able to EASILY configure controllers!?.. specially from\for 360 xbox controllers..

[@sicsempertyrannis4613]

How would I make a bootable ISO from old gaming files that I have stored on my external SSD?

[@mattaaron6142]

Can it use a real Opl3 card e.g. sudomaker retrowave or opl3lpt?

[@Cat_loaf20]

How do you get harddrives working

[@iraitsjffskts]

for 2023 i recommend 86box pcem hasnt been updated in 2 years

[@tzeffsmainchannel]

*SWEET!* For *many* (sad!!! 😭) years I wanted to play old 1990's 3DFX games (Mechwarrior: Mercenaries, Formula One: '97, Apache, Hind) but couldn't! PCem could be the solution!

[@soviet9922]

What windows are you using to run the emulator ?, because the UI look like windows 7 in classic mode or orlder.

[@baliebox4916]

where did you find that wallpaper of the twin towers, it looks so badass i need it

[@NTGTechnology]

jakerajs.photoshelter.com/image/I0000o8h9rMCUz_g I did a quick AI upscale of it so it wouldn't look as blurry on a 1080p monitor. Looks like you can get higher res if you log in or something idk I didn't feel like doing it.

[@theopenrift]

The only MS-DOS games I can think of that wouldn't work in any version of DOSBox are games that utilize some form of obscure hardware acceleration (i.e. S3 ViRGE), and it's unlikely, they'll work with PCem, given 3dfx Voodoo is the only option offered for graphics acceleration.

[@godslayer1415]

Which version of DOSbox? the old one that practically needs emulation to run or the modern (within last year)> S3 Virge is hardly obscure... I think the issue is the short between the chair and the keyboard.

[@Cyberbrickmaster1986]

This gave me hope that we finally achieved good Windows emulation, until I realized this one also has a lot of hurdles and problems to deal with. Alas, I guess I'll just have to keep waiting for when or if an actual good PC emulator finally shows up.

[@Planetdune]

Does it have a Retroarch core?

[@ruadeil_zabelin]

Unfortunately the original dev left :

[@ibrozdemir]

i download PCem and made graphics card voodoo 3, and tryed unreal tournament 99, but none of directx, opengl, 3dfx worked well, can anyone sugest me a solution

[@Gy987654321]

i had a ryzen 9 5900hx, rtx 3080 (laptop) can i emulate a pentiom 2 ?

[@IrrationalGamer]

Thanks, can I emulate P3 - windows xp 32 bit with graphic support?

[@NTGTechnology]

It only supports up to Pentium 2 and K6-2

[@fuel-pcbox]

My fork of 86Box, PCBox, supports Pentium 3 emulation, though it is VERY slow and somewhat unstable. PCem, 86Box, and PCBox all support emulating Windows XP however.

[@enosunim]

You better use vmware player for that. But xp 3d support was dropped in recent version. So you have to use something around v16 I think. But P3 and XP environment is not that hard to crecreate, I think you can use w7x86 instead and a recent vmware for example.

[@IrrationalGamer]

@@enosunim Thanks, I did that and recorded some classic games footage.

[@Astolfo2001]

Which one is better? 86Box or PCBox?

[@Georgegossamer6423]

I can't get pcem to work for me

[@Italian_Isaac_Clarke]

Where is the download?

[@dawng.8836]

Good job

[@oneideteixeira5102]

PCEM 16 is the only way I found to be able to use glide and direct x7-8 in virtual machines correctly with windows 95-98-ME. Because doxbox (and doxbox-x) glide doesn't work properly, and vmware and virtualbox graphics acceleration is only used on windows 2000-XP. PCEM 17 with voodoo 3 is not very compatible with all games. O PCEM 16 é a única forma que eu achei para poder usar o glide e o direct x7-8 em maquinas virtuais corretamente com o windows 95-98-ME. Porque o doxbox (e o doxbox-x) o glide não funciona adequadamente , e o vmware e o virtualbox a aceleração grafica só é usada em windows 2000-XP. Já o PCEM 17 com a voodoo 3 não é bem compativel com todos os jogos.

[@pedrof324]

O PCEM V16 tem só as Voodoo 1 e 2. Pq não tenta montar a mesma máquina no v17? Creio que seja mais estável. Aliás, como vc conseguiu usar dx7 no PCEM? Ele não só emula até placas de vídeo da era Dx6? Qual tua máquina que tu usa pra emular?

[@oneideteixeira5102]

@@pedrof324 eu uso um xeon 2690 16gb de ram e uma rx5500xt. Tem drivers dx7 para voodoo 2 .

[@oneideteixeira5102]

@@melancholic6457 E melhor instalar a voodoo 2 SLI com driver FastVoodoo2_4.6 e o melhor com PCem15 ou 16. Ou a voodoo 3 com driver original . A Voodoo Banshee só da 800x600 de resolução.,

[@tomyyoung2624]

Hold on, this is waiting to be approved by Downdetector.

[@bvim75]

can i emulate well a windows 95 with a intel pentium g4600?

[@enosunim]

Windows 95 can work on 486 with no trouble, so I guess your g4600 will be capable to run w95. I remember playing some games on 486 and w95. = )

[@sriramkulli]

How do I get dosbox in fullscreen without borders

[@CommDante]

alt-enter is usually the fullscreen/window switch .. not sure if it works with the program you intend it for though...?

[@sriramkulli]

@@CommDante okay Could you give me the downliad link for this emulator

[@daddad9978]

if pcem v18 is Unreleased too bad i want Emulator tnt2 and pentium 3 450 so i can play gta 3 note this is only resclad why

[@NTGTechnology]

It's a shame we won't get faster CPUs or GPUs unless someone else picks up the project at this point.

[@AxiomofDiscord]

Judging by Xbox emulation a Pentium 3 is asking way too much out of current hardware.

[@enosunim]

GTA 3 does not need some archaic hardware to run. But if you really want, you can use vmware player to run windows 7 or xp(but with older version of vmware) and play 3d games with no trouble.

[@gamingwithstand6886]

Thank you👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Zazamieco]

No it's not easy to setup old computers

[@nirv]

How come nobody mentions the floaty, laggy mouse? It's not even good because of this. And I'm on an AMD 5950x. I don't get why people keep saying pcem is good.

[@NTGTechnology]

The mouse doesn't feel one to one, but it's way better than mouse support in VMware or Virtualbox from my experience. The PCem mouse does feel a bit floaty, but I wouldn't say it's laggy.

[@nirv]

@@NTGTechnology it's better in VirtualBox. I've been using and installing several os's lately for old Microsoft Encarta tests. Maybe I should just make a pissed off video. I'm sick of the misinformation and low standards everyone has.

[@zigmar2]

It's either this or 86box for IBM PC emulation. VMs are not emulators, so are not a direct substitute.

[@divinuminfernum]

@@zigmar2 well yes if you want to split hairs, VMs are not emulating the actual hardware of old pcs, and there are somewhat integrated with the host OS as i understand it, but nevertheless one can install older versions of windows in them and run a variety of the older games on them that otherwise one cannot do in win10 - i use VM to run Steel Beasts Gold, Grand Prix World, and iF/A-18 among other titles, I have tried PCEM and found it is just far too resource demanding, such that it can barely run for me any of the games i had on my P133 16mb ram back in te day. My big hope had been that i could use PCEM to run an early 2000s pentium and then play Janes F/A-18 but sadly that is just beyond its capabilities, i cant even get PCEM to run F1 Racing Simulation from 1997. It is though running Heavy Gear 1 in software mode okay so its not a total fail

[@zigmar2]

@@divinuminfernum It's not splitting hairs. Emulation and virtualization are completely different. They do not achieve the same results for all games. There are many 80s and 90s games that require hardware from that era to run properly, hence VMs are not suitable for such titles. PCem is not suitable for 2000s (and very late 90s) games. The only proper 3D video cards emulated in PCem are voodoo cards (voodoo3 is the highest), so only games that are compatible with those would run properly; at best it'd be d3d6 and some (most?) d3d7 games. Emulation is obviously far heavier than virtualization. You need a processor with good single-threaded performance, like intel's 10th and 11th gen and amd's zen 3, for the best results, IF you want to emulate more powerful processors. I have a ryzen 2600 and can, more or less, emulate a pentium mmx 200 for most games, plus a voodoo 2, although a 166 is the safer choice. What are the requirements for F1 Racing Simulation? If it has a 3dfx option, use that. There's usually a separate exe for that, either in the installation folder or on disc. I suggest you visit vogons.org. It's one of the best places for old pc games discussions, guides and fixes.

[@marcello4258]

roms?

[@outtheredude]

Thanks for this! Was wondering how I was going to handle certain Voodoo games that insists on running with a highly specific OS & hardware combination, without having to pay the Hipster tax on old hardware, then somehow find another space for the retro hardware to live in my small studio flat. PCem to the rescue on my 4790K build! :-D

[@NTGTechnology]

Unfortunately PCem's development has ceased. Still works ok, but if you want something more up to date, I've heard good things about 86box.

[@k3ntris]

@@NTGTechnology Not true. PCem has been handed off to another developer by the OG developer Sarah.

[@kylehill3643]

@@NTGTechnology A big drawback is it's tiny sound. I have to crank my speakers up as it's built in sound volume control doesn't go very high even at max. A big plus however is it's host CD ability which allows you to play copy protected games thru your real CD driver. ISO's block you form using certain software.

[@samfkt]

@@k3ntris whats their official site?

[@robertjakeregulto8351]

Please bro run a minecraft server on pentium 2

[@Rasthro]

There's another emulator which is LIKE PCem and based ON PCem, It's called "86Box", 86Box has advanced settings and advanced Computer parts to emulate (eg: Diamond Stealth64 VRAM, This video card is emulated by 86Box but was never emulated by PCem), The biggest Drawback of 86Box is that it's pretty slower than PCem, I don't know why but if you're using a good Computer, 86Box should run fine like PCem

[@e8root]

86box is based on PCem so it shares a lot of code. Didn't do a lot of comparisons between versions. Both emulators (or rather 86box since it is in active development whereas PCem is not) could use reworked video handling because the way it is done currently I would call barely usable from visual standpoint and is quite laggy.

[@enosunim]

86Box has only windows version as far as I know. So it is not possible to use on linux systems for example.

[@gotek1194]

Hey, its for raspberry pi ??? :p ( sorry for my limited english )

[@NTGTechnology]

No, it's only available on PCs right now.

[@gotek1194]

@@NTGTechnology Ok ^^ np :p maybe later x)

[@CommDante]

I did see a distro thingy for 'DOS' on RasPi ... but ARM and x86 are totally different architectures, so don't expect much performance.

[@enosunim]

Well actually as PCem is a full emulator, I guess architecture does not really matter, what matter is the emulation speed which we will have.

[@robertulrich3964]

it does emulate older games but too slow for my older pc. if you need 4ghz to emulate 166hz, think how bad it is for a 12 year old laptop. yep, 6 fps.

[@markolafploeg3265]

Nice video

[@maiser]

Am i stupid or what? i downloaded the emulator for Windows. when I run the exe it says Add some rom first. so i need to download these roms from some other place? the readme wasn't very helpful.

[@NTGTechnology]

You can just google for the ROMs and you should be able to find a .zip file with everything you need pretty easily. Just extract the .zip to the roms folder in the PCem directory and merge and replace any files if asks you to.

[@maiser]

@@NTGTechnology The emulator comes without roms for emulating hardware, as well, right? So i download roms for hardware specifics also? Edit, i looked into the folder named rom. Looks like i just put rom of what sofware i am going to use in the respective "hardware" folder. Or something... confusing. Maybe i need to read more about this emulator.

[@NTGTechnology]

@@maiser You can add them one by one if you want, but if you get the zip file and just extract it right into the roms folder it should automatically place every rom for every machine that PCem supports.

[@cosmefulanito5933]

There is not such thing callen "Voodoo 1". There is not a thing called "Terminator 1" either. Please call that thing with the real name.

[@asbfabfoaijfo8]

i think 86box is a bit b etter

[@-GameHacKeR-]

youtube removed my like on this video so i've readded it

[@spudhead169]

it doesn't even work, says there's no roms and can't create directories when it runs, garbage.

[@riotfirerfi]

Note: For anyone thinking about using 86Box do NOT use the dev builds for now. There's a known issue where the instance will stop responding to mouse and keyboard input after being in a game for a few minutes, forcing you to reboot it. It will apparently be fixed once the input rewrite is complete.

[@the_motherfucker]

"Not" isn't an acronym

[@4realtopics]

Is it better than qemu?

[@johnk7134]

you can get a 5600 for 120 nowdays..time to upgrade...much better cpu..you are stuck with 2600 for no reason

[@NTGTechnology]

I got a 5600X two years ago right after making this video.

[@johnk7134]

@@NTGTechnology does it run pcemu better? Phil had no issues with P2 300 and voodoo3

[@NTGTechnology]

@@johnk7134 You still get the occasional audio slow down or glitch. A P2 233 would run more comfortably.

[@pianokeyjoe]

LOL!! 4ghz!!?? I have NEVER seen that kind of CPU in my life. The max speed i5 I have is 3.3ghz and that is a 4 core unit. So this emulator is not as good as Virtual PC from M$ then? Cause that software emulates old PCs upto P2 233mhz as well and does so well enough to allow a full install of Windows NT with sound and even audio recording apps working. It is scary how software now requires you to get a small home loan to afford outrageous spec hardware that is not cheap to buy lol! SO most of my PC units will not run this then? I have like I said, i5 3.3ghz quad MAX. The rest are 3ghz or less i3 and intel core 2 duos..

[@rbrtnewoneforeverandalways]

tbh pcem is hard for me. dont judge me. T_T

[@divinuminfernum]

promisng yes, but sadly i think the project is dead now - the developer has packed up and decided to no longer work on it is what i heard. Its a shame as it could have been good, in the current state though unless you have an extremely powerful computer it cant mid nineties pentiums anywhere as fast or efficiently as the actual systems. I set up pcem to run a few old games from back then and something like F1 Racing Simulation from 1997 was just too much for it on my host system which is 16gb 2.5ghz win 10 i7 with 2gb gfx - my pc is not the newest out there suffice it to say, but i would have thought it could emulate someting from the nineties. unfortunately no as PCEM doesnt appear to make any use of ones host gfx, but entirely emulate it from scratch i believe. VMware and Oracle Virtualbox are much better i find and emulate win95 and win98 and winxp for me much faster, though they dont offer much in the way of 3dacceleration there is a small amount there i can draw on. it seems the only way i can play Grand Prix World

[@dimitrismantratzis]

86Box is far more better.

[@jashe369]

This guy lol... You know there is DosBOX and it's various incarnations, and things like 86box have been around... You should fix this video to state "Your" experience with old PC hardware emulation hasn't changed! The are many, many free programs out there that have done what you wanted for YEARS... some have been doing so for over a decade Heck even the program you are showcasing is over a decade old! Do some research... As a side note it was discontinued Days after your video. ALSO FYI PC EMULATION HAS BEEN GOOD EVEN IN 2017 ... Dosbox has supported XT-P3 era games easily. Anything on XP can actually be played on a modern system too.. so yeah There have been versions of dosBOX with Voodoo and 3d support around since at least 2013. Don't believe me here is a video from 2011 showing DosBOX with voodoo graphics kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3TbpX6snsacodE

[@AxiomofDiscord]

Dosbox with a voodoo wrapper is not all that special. It also is not the same as running Pentium 3 games. This level of performance and accuracy is very new. Do your research. Nothing said in this video was inaccurate at the time it was said.

[@mrburns366]

3:11

[@cesaru3619]

LUL YOU HAVE A WEAK SINGLE THREAD PROCESSOR, A RYZEN, WHILE I HAVE THE STRONGEST INTEL SINGLE THREADED CPU! SHAME! NOT A TRUE EMULATION FAN!

[@chocolateelf4867]

what is Airport Lounge ..SPAM got my bug inspector hot.. Anyway I have PCEM 17 no issue ..Defend For Dosbox not sure bout Pcem never tried it and I believe Dosbox not needed to run in PCEM17 win98se or 95