Unleash $99 Emulation Power without Breaking the Bank ! .. Awesome Solution ! 🙌

[@mackjeez]

Best thing to do right now is get a Dell PC, you can find a i7 4790 with 16GB DDR3 and 2 TB HD for like $50USD, slap a 580RX for like another $50 and you got a decent emulation machine plus it can play old and modern PC games all for $100.

[@alanmacer5078]

I'd say your some Craic at Parties 😂

[@theopulentone1573]

So you don't need a new power supply or adapter for it?

[@DaisyHollowBooks]

cool idea!

[@DASHFULplays]

vs the very low power consumption this thing probably has , i'd rather have one of these.

[@user-ik6mp1hj6n]

I don't know where you get your prices from but it is almost impossible to find a PC and a graphics card like you describe under the $100 mark.

[@chadmiller7460]

Great stuff Wicked. Thanks for sharing some setup ideas. Great channel. I love this stuff.

[@digitizer3627]

This is a good option if u want to play dreamcast and N64 without problem. This is better than android boxes but not as good as a proper Ryzen powered mini pc that can play ps2 and gamecube easily. Thanks 4 the review Wicked❤

[@TheBollockz]

Great video! I actually have this exact mini PC and it does really well considering the price.

[@HUYI1]

I have a PC i built a couple of years ago that is bigger than this and i bet this thing is much more powerful, it's insane 😮😮

[@WickedGamerCollector]

You should go into gool and compare chips. This J4125 vs. Yours. Here you can find out what has the best CPU Chart Ranking.

[@TeamPandory]

J4125 ahoy!!! This beats all the android emulation bobbles! 😅

[@WickedGamerCollector]

yup...

[@stephaneschmitz8030]

I cannot see the m1t (128 gb) for less than 180€. I wonder where he saw such low prices!

[@jimbotron70]

I would spend something more to get the model with the Intel N100 processor, more suited for heavy emulation.

[@dauntae24]

Heavy is a stretch. The SER 5 with the 5800H seems to be the least expensive mini PC that can handle more recent systems.

[@jimbotron70]

@@dauntae24 Well, it's nice but it costs more than twice...

[@dauntae24]

@@jimbotron70 yeah. Heavy is relative too.

[@RCfromtheNYC]

I agree. I have a mini-PC (the GTKTec Nuc Gen 3) tht has an N100, and it runs PS2 and GameCube at native resolution.

[@Omar_Little]

5800H is a high spec CPU. My gaming laptop has one and it runs current AAA games. It's very expensive so not a good solution for cheap emulator

[@FongZiBarclay]

I'm actually using this mini pc for home automation 😂

[@TheMissingxtension]

I got a silver j5005, it has 4 more execution units on the gpu. Its 10w same as this one, a pi is 5w but this one is almost 4x more powerful. It struggles really hard with GameCube but wipeout 64 looks and runs awesome, ps1 Tekken3 runs great, all NeoGeo runs flawless (metal slug). I however think batocera holds it back, I can't set scaling on batocera. I have a Pandora dx saga 3d as well.

[@craftymulligar]

It's good for budget systems. I like my tablets. May skip the samsung tab s 9. Wait for next years tablet because I'm saving for a cargo van. But something for everyone I guess.

[@johnboydojo]

Not too shabby!! Hope you're well Wicked 🙂

[@andreassteinmetz7530]

I´m glad that there are now the Gamesticks/ Emulator- Consoles under 100 Dollars have now PSP, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast- Roms. That´s like to have a PS3 with many Games. And there are many very good modern 3D- Videogames on PSP and everything. I think i´ll buy such a updated Gamestick, but i need a clear Menue where i can choose the Gametitles more like i want (i delete the most Titles), otherwise i don´t buy it and i stay by that older TV- Gamestick.

[@scottboehmer1975]

The new AyaNeo Mac styles mini PCs seem like they could be a great option for emulation. Not a whole lot more expensive than the mini PC in this video but they should be way more powerful.

[@chevchev3739]

I like the mini pc but from now i will always only go for one that has a fan incl.

[@yes-u4915]

It is also a perfect solution for the game pass cloud gaming ~

[@cyberhard]

What inexpensive wireless controller that just work with Batocera would you recommend?

[@kgbkatarn]

O tamanho é parecido com o Amazon Alexa. Achei bem bonito. Simples e funcional. Tenho impressão que aqui no verão de meu país, que é muito quente, ele ia sofrer um bocado.

[@briangries4137]

Will the pawky pad work on the nvidia shield

[@naquangreen2192]

Can you switch and configure a ps4 or Xbox controller for these things.

[@jimbotron70]

Yes you can, it's a full working PC.

[@Casp3r.aka.Droid.]

Honestly I just used my laptop for 90 of all my retro needs on my TV and my Android tablets run all my retro emulators systems perfectly fine a lot better than some of these dedicated retro handhelds coming out. A lot of them are using outdated cell phone parts and selling it like it's something new with a new shell on it and people are buying them up left and right and if they would just take a little time to set this up on their computer or your Android phone or tablet they would have a much better experience I mean I have a cheap little tablet that runs GameCube and 90 of its library with no problems. And expensive tablet really destroys all the games I throw at it with a Razer kishi type controller to make it a handheld is the best way anyways you get a bigger screen real buttons just make your own handhelds instead of me running out and buying a little retro handheld I go get a tablet that cost less with better specs and get a controller attachment for it and you just built yourself a way better handheld than anything you bye what do you think these Android handhelds are there just little tablets with controllers attached to the sides if Android tablet manufacturers would have always included some kind of controller attachment with Android tablets they would have sold a lot better . If every tablet manufacturer included some sort of controller attachment s*** there would be no need for retro handhelds you already have one .

[@clausjahnel5379]

I don't share your opinion. I came from the tablet/smartphone with Gamesir controller solution. But despite my Poco X3 pro has the stronger processor, my emulation 'career' really started when I bought an Odin lite. The difference is like night and day. And now, with the Odin 2 available - please show me the sd8gen2 tablet that is cheaper. If it exists I'll buy it. btw One important point, at least for me - most tablets do not have hdmi or usb-c video out. My handhelds have at least one of them, the Odin 2 even both, and they connect with all sorts of controllers easily.

[@Casp3r.aka.Droid.]

There's games out there that have so much going on in the game and a cheap Android box runs them perfectly fine but a simple fighting game with a static backgroun and only two characters on screen is demanding and the system struggle to play them a lot of these demanding games I just wonder what so demanding about them there's not a lot going on on the screen.

[@jimbotron70]

They could be poorly optimized games, on real hardware you don't notice, or the emulator is still buggy/incomplete/unoptimized.

[@dampfermaniac5335]

Links dont work for the Mini PCs.....

[@Godzilla1001-nt9vd]

But can it run Crysis?

[@voddermucker5502]

I d be willing to pay like 50eu more for something that runs PS2 games without too much problems.. Suggestions are welcome.

[@Bozo2kPL]

Dear Wicked, where's direct link to this device? 🤔

[@WickedGamerCollector]

I bought this some time ago in the sale. Only problem is I can't find it anywhere. 😅

[@ebs777]

your link says the price is 160$

[@WickedGamerCollector]

That are the new models. And wait for sales.

[@hardkoregamer1981]

Beefy PC mini!

[@Casp3r.aka.Droid.]

I just don't understand how a super Nintendo can play f-zero perfectly fine but a way more powerful device struggles to play these games it just blows my mind how are those devices able to play these games but a more powerful little PC struggles to play them it's got more RAM it's got a better processor faster uploads and download speeds what's the deal

[@jimbotron70]

Software emulation is computationally expensive. If there are special DSP chips on cartridge it becomes damn expensive.

[@grantschubach5163]

Emulation is the way to go

[@phillipliscombe5974]

It's the first I'm hearing of the Nintendo 64DD

[@BAZFANSHOTHITSClassicTunes]

What a waste of money for sure. Nice video Wicked.

[@justme-ti1rh]

Looks good for kid to play

[@rockfresh5359]

Emulation is best on.The original systems ill never rely on a pc or gimmivk mini pc

[@geofferzh79]

You're in the wrong place then aren't all the systems on Wicked gamer just emulators ?

[@rockfresh5359]

@@geofferzh79 u just wanna talk 💩💩 😂😂 hopefully that made u feel better my guy

[@jimbotron70]

There's no "emulation on the original systems", you emulate the original systems.

[@caseyhayes4590]

@@jimbotron70 The original systems don't really look great on modern displays without a lot of work anyway. One has to track down a heavy high quality 20+ year old CRT that's still working or even the original systems aren't really true to how they looked at launch.

[@jimbotron70]

@@caseyhayes4590 The CRT is desirable, not absolutely necessary if you use the advanced CRT shaders as in Retroarch.