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Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Kris 07 - 10-13-2019
CPU: AMD FX 8300 3.3 ghz (4.2 ghz turbo)
GPU: GTX 1050 2GB VRAM
RAM: 8 GB (DDR3)
OS: Windows 10
1 TB HDD
The games I want to run are, for example: Sly 4, The Sly Trilogy, Little Big Planet 1, 2 and 3, Playstation All Stars Battle Royale and maybe others
Thanks in advance
RE: Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Ani - 10-14-2019
Not really, the CPU is pretty bad
RE: Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Kris 07 - 10-14-2019
(10-14-2019, 09:04 AM)Ani Wrote: Not really, the CPU is pretty badHmmm, any good but budget CPU for rpcs3?
RE: Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Ani - 10-14-2019
Depends on your budget, but the very minimum I'd recommend would be either R5 3600 at 210€ on the AMD side or i5-9500F at 200€ on the Intel side.
RE: Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Kris 07 - 10-14-2019
(10-14-2019, 04:46 PM)Ani Wrote: Depends on your budget, but the very minimum I'd recommend would be either R5 3600 at 210€ on the AMD side or i5-9500F at 200€ on the Intel side.What about a Ryzen 5 1400 3.4 ghz?
RE: Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Ani - 10-14-2019
Too low end, quad core Zen1 is pretty garbage
RE: Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Kris 07 - 10-15-2019
(10-14-2019, 09:02 PM)Ani Wrote: Too low end, quad core Zen1 is pretty garbageI haven't found a PC with the Ryzen 5 3600, I want to buy a PC that is already built. By the way, I'll search a bit further.
Edit:
I would be happy even with 30 fps smooth and 100% speed.
RE: Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Ani - 10-15-2019
Prebuilt PCs are garbage, look for a shop that builds custom PC part lists and have them build a decent one for you.
I'm talking about 30fps stable for most games, which is the target of most PS3 games.
If you wanted 60fps on the demanding games you'd have to go for the highest end chips like 8700K or the Zen2 Octa Cores.
RE: Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Kris 07 - 10-15-2019
(10-15-2019, 06:39 PM)Ani Wrote: Prebuilt PCs are garbage, look for a shop that builds custom PC part lists and have them build a decent one for you.Online or physical shop?
I'm talking about 30fps stable for most games, which is the target of most PS3 games.
If you wanted 60fps on the demanding games you'd have to go for the highest end chips like 8700K or the Zen2 Octa Cores.
RE: Are those specs fine for a good emulation? - Ani - 10-15-2019
Your preference, those stores usually sell both physically and online / through mail.