Yuzu vs Ryujinx Nintendo Switch Emulator Gameplay - Test 10 Games 1080P & 4K 60FPS RX 6700 XT

[@TonyGames64]

00:00 Super Mario Galaxy - 1080P 00:24 Super Mario Galaxy - 4K 00:47 Super Mario 64 - 1080P 01:11 Super Mario 64 - 4K 01:34 Paper Mario: The Origami King - 1080P 01:58 Paper Mario: The Origami King - 4K 02:21 Pokemon Shining Pearl - 1080P 02:45 Pokemon Shining Pearl - 4K 03:08 Pokemon Legends: Arceus - 1080P 03:32 Pokemon Legends: Arceus - 4K 03:55 Pokemon Scarlet - 1080P 04:19 Pokemon Scarlet - 4K 04:42 Pikmin 4 - 1080P 05:05 Pikmin 4 - 4K 05:29 Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time - 1080P 05:53 Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time - 4K 06:16 Red Dead Redemption - 1080P 06:40 Red Dead Redemption - 4K 07:03 Super Mario Bros Wonder - 1080P 07:27 Super Mario Bros Wonder - 4K

[@iceseic]

Ryujinx use less resource and the frametime very stable

[@itsarin2166]

Yeah, Ryujinx seems more focused on accuracy and overall is more stable compared to Yuzu that rely more on hacks to get the best speed as possible. While Yuzu definitely is better if you are running lower end PC, once you get mid range to high range spec Ryujinx will likely have less problem. For example Yuzu make my screen go black in SSBU campaign and for some reason don't really like it when I try to play Xenoblade Definitive Edition with Vulkan. The game has more crashes on Yuzu too. As for Ryujinx I only crash when using too much Vram, I played FE Engage and due to setting the internal resolution too high the game crashed due to the lack of Vram (And some cutscene skipping since I tried to replay the game and continue to the part I was last in). It thankfully quickly resolved by setting the resolution to default switch and also turn on the setting that compress the texture.

[@a9udn9u]

Ryujinx seems to be much more efficient, most of the time its GPU usage is around 20% - 30% while yuzu uses 75%. Ryujinx also uses less VRAM. Thanks for the video, I did not know this before.

[@TonyGames64]

Yes, in most games Ryujinx works better than Yuzu, it is more stable

[@seventhblessing.7371]

The frame time graph is also a lot more stable.

[@CarlosEduardo-gm9in]

These emulatorsSafe

[@CarlosEduardo-gm9in]

​@@TonyGames64 Are these emulators safe?

[@kariim632]

@@CarlosEduardo-gm9in yes

[@thomassilva6989]

Hey, Tony! Where do u get those isos? ive been searching for a long time and havent found anything trustable yet...

[@TonyGames64]

Sorry for responding until now, I hadn't seen the comment and they won't let me put the page on KZbin :c

[@JeronimoStilton14]

ziperto

[@Rodrigoooo]

While the output in frame rate is constant in both emulators, it is nteresting to see how the 6700xt performs quite better in ryujinx in terms of its total usage. What could be the cause of that? Do AMD cards just do better on ryujinx?

[@TonyGames64]

Yes, the framerate in Ryujinx is more stable than in Yuzu and I don't know if it is only on AMD cards but in most games they work better in Ryujinx Also I see more graphic problems in Yuzu than in Ryujinx, such as the lights in Pikmin or in Zelda, problems when aiming with the bow.

[@trinchezito1383]

@@TonyGames64I have the Rog Ally with the amd and games on ryujinx runs better. On my RTX 4090 the Ruzu works fine.

[@akhilnarayan5392]

​​@@TonyGames64bro I have exact same pc built....can you plz tell form where to download switch roms (not link) I am downloading fitgirl repacks but every rom has his own yuzu launcher...I want to shift to ryujinx and make a single directory of all games.....also can we install 60fps mods or patcher in ryujinx too?

[@ivanterra8328]

Muchas gracias por subir las comparativas. Yo tengo un R5 3600X con una RX 5600XT y realmente no sabría decir con cual estoy mejor. Primero probé con Yuzu y ahora estoy jugando con Ryujinx y no tuve ningún problema fuera de la carga de Shaders. El emulador va super fluido en 4K a 60FPS (Lo uso con el FSR de AMD en 50%), es una maravilla.

[@TonyGames64]

Sí realmente los dos funcionan muy bien pero si siento un poco más estable ryujinx el framerate es más estable por ejemplo en Pokémon de hecho cualquier Pokémon que eh probado rn los dos emuladores funcionan un poco mejor en ryujinx, en yuzu da pequeños tirones aún que tengas ya los shaders cargados y otros errores que eh visto en otros juegosncon el emulador yuzu que en ryujinx no pasa.

[@ivanterra8328]

@@TonyGames64 Seguiré usando Ryujinx entonces. Si algo esta bien, para que tocarlo? Saludos!

[@basttt6664]

Hola una pregunta chicos, cual es mejor para jugar con amigos online de los dos emuladores, gracias

[@biboKralle]

Nintendo just ended this debate. :D Yuzu is no more.

[@franzgucktyoutube]

not necessarily. You can still use the old builds of yuzu and compare the current state of Ryujinx to those.

[@jakeplayzyt5220]

U can still find it archived lol.

[@biboKralle]

@@jakeplayzyt5220yes, but of course it won’t be able to compete with ryujinx wenn it is not being developed anymore.

[@jakeplayzyt5220]

@@biboKralle wtf you mean? It still is competing 🤣lmao. Yuzu is 100x better than ryujinx, way better compatibility list, and doesn’t crash when trying to literally play any game, with no game playlist issues like ryujinx.

[@biboKralle]

@@jakeplayzyt5220ah ok, I see… fanboyism! Ok, bye. :)

[@Kratos1701]

Hola, cuál de los 2 Emuladores consume menos recursos, parece wie que el Ryujinx no ? Tengo una Ryzen 5 5500u 8gb zd Ram, Gráfica integrada, cual emulador es mejor ?

[@TonyGames64]

Si normalmente ryujinx consume un poco menos y la mayoría de los juegos son más estables en ryujinx, en yuzu si eh tenido problemas gráficos con algunos juegos y de rendimiento también

[@Kratos1701]

@@TonyGames64 Voy a probar Ryujinx entonces, solo uso Yuzu de momento.

[@Kratos1701]

@@TonyGames64 Ya estoy usando Ryujinx y definitivamente me va mejor se soluciono los errores Gráficos que tenía en Yuzu con Bayonetta 2, ahora puedo jugar más a gusto.

[@NickPooleEPK]

Yo tengo las mismas especificaciones, pero el ventilador hace demasiado ruido si corro SMTV en Yuzu (30fps, todo en mínimo), ¿Será que Ryujinx haría alguna diferencia?

[@JawadMerahi]

your emulators are very stable

[@MarkMiller74]

Ryujinx's performance and stability are increasingly superior to Yuzu, as the latter is no longer receiving updates. In the end, we all know who’s going to win the battle. In fact, 8 months have passed since this video, and Ryujinx now surpasses Yuzu in almost every game, both in speed and stability. I was always pro-Yuzu, but you can't ignore the evidence. Ryujinx will keep improving until it’s almost perfect; Yuzu will fade into oblivion...

[@clintguia7984]

one question though, if Yuzu was taken down will it happen to Ryujinx too?

[@MarkMiller74]

​@@clintguia7984 No, the problem with Yuzu is that they went too far. They were even emulating games before they had been released and bragging about everything on social media. They’ve been reckless, and that's why they fell, for being idiots...They also had a Patreon channel where they were profiting from emulation. That has been one of their biggest mistakes. They charged a monthly fee if you wanted to receive the Early Access versions earlier. They shot themselves in the foot all by themselves.

[@clintguia7984]

@@MarkMiller74 i see. if Yuzu brought this upon themselves then it's a shame since I was considering to find existing yuzu emulators because people claim that Yuzu is far better than Ryujinx in terms of performance. Having used only Ryujinx, what do you think were the objective edge of Yuzu over Ryujinx(if any)

[@MarkMiller74]

​@@clintguia7984 Ryujinx will eventually become as efficient as Yuzu. For now, its advantage is that the emulation is more accurate. In any case, you should try the Loddless Scaling program with Ryujinx; it has improved a lot and doubles the FPS in many games. Carefully read the user manual for optimal use.

[@Dany-boy]

Yo pense que las tarjetas de videos de AMD eran Malas para Emuladores vaya Tonto fui hahahahah

[@TonyGames64]

Sii muchos creen eso jajaja pero funciona muy bien hasta ahorita en todos los emuladores que eh probado funciona muy bien la gpu el unico problema que eh tenido es con la cpu y solo en el emulador de ps3 que hace cuello de botella pero en los demas funciona perfecto todo

[@Dany-boy]

Por ahora yo tengo un Ryzen 5 5600g cuando juego en el RPCS3 siempre la Temp esta por los 75/80 es normal?@@TonyGames64

[@Kratos1701]

Puedes probar Bayonetta 2 y 3 porfavor

[@TonyGames64]

Claro que sí amigo aún que ya tengo gameplays del 2 y del 3 en otros vídeos pero solo en 4k volveré hacer otro video probandolo en 1080p y 4k

[@buster5661]

caping frame rate makes this useless🤦

[@bibbology]

the games shown usually have frame rate locked to the physics engine, so going above the cap may break the games entirely what you should take away is the vram usage and other factors, and besides, yuzu's gone, so you really only have one choice

[@buster5661]

@@bibbology uh, yuzu isn't gone, it's just no more updates. still an option and still runs some games better

[@MarkMiller74]

@@buster5661 Less and less, since Ryujinx keeps improving while Yuzu is sitting in the same place. In the end, we all know who's going to win the battle. In fact, 8 months have passed since this video, and Ryujinx now surpasses Yuzu in almost every game, both in speed and stability. I was always pro-Yuzu, but you can't ignore the evidence. Ryujinx will keep improving until it's almost perfect; Yuzu will fade into oblivion...

[@buster5661]

@@MarkMiller74 I don't understand why you're even here watching a comparing video if you already made up your mknd

[@MarkMiller74]

@@buster5661 You don't have to understand anything, just read the comment and go back to your cave. I'll keep deciding for myself which videos I watch and the comments I make about them. I also don't understand what you're doing here replying to a comment on a video that was posted months ago. There are fools and then there are real fools.🤣