Is this spec compatible with the rpcs3 emulator?

Hi

I'm wondering whether a pc of this specification is compatible with an rpcs3 emulator:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fierce-High-FPS...HJ1ZQ&th=1

Hi

I'm wondering whether a pc of this specification is compatible with an rpcs3 emulator:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fierce-High-FPS...HJ1ZQ&th=1

It's compatible with rpcs3 but performance will be average.

Hi

I'm wondering whether a pc of this specification is compatible with an rpcs3 emulator:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fierce-High-FPS...HJ1ZQ&th=1

It's compatible with rpcs3 but performance will be average.

By average, do you mean 'acceptable but not amazing' or 'flatout rubbish'?

Hi

I'm wondering whether a pc of this specification is compatible with an rpcs3 emulator:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fierce-High-FPS...HJ1ZQ&th=1

It's compatible with rpcs3 but performance will be average.

By average, do you mean 'acceptable but not amazing' or 'flatout rubbish'?

It is good enough for most games listed as playable, however I would strongly advise you look for something with a better CPU as the 9400F is very old now, and also does not have much of an upgrade path now that Intel have discontinued LGA 1151. Try looking for a PC with a 12400f, or 11400f if people don't make prebuilts with it
Any reason you are not building your own?

Hi

I'm wondering whether a pc of this specification is compatible with an rpcs3 emulator:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fierce-High-FPS...HJ1ZQ&th=1

It's compatible with rpcs3 but performance will be average.

By average, do you mean 'acceptable but not amazing' or 'flatout rubbish'?

It is good enough for most games listed as playable, however I would strongly advise you look for something with a better CPU as the 9400F is very old now, and also does not have much of an upgrade path now that Intel have discontinued LGA 1151. Try looking for a PC with a 12400f, or 11400f if people don't make prebuilts with it
Any reason you are not building your own?

I wouldn't trust myself in a billion years to even attempt to build my own computer.