When can you make a retroid pocket 3 video

I prefer built in controls. Detachable controls aren't quite so compact and look less rigid

find a software master/engineer, make him install windows11 and linux/ubuntu/debian/armbian to top/admiralship smartphones and then make gameplay(fps) tests at steam games.(linux can play steam games too by proton experimental feature)

Some day... the market for dedicated handhelds may be niche today but it's growing pretty fast, can't ignore it forever

man... i really wish that too something with more powerful chipsets like the snapdragon 8+ gen 1 or the dimensity 9000+ with 5g data that also supports phonecalls, that's a dream, or something more budget but thinner and of course lighter with something like the dimensity 920 and still with phonecalls and data

I agree, if Sony made a solid phone with fantatic PS5 integreation and gaming acessories, they would dominate the market.

I had a chance to buy an unreleased XP2 prototype, but it's super expensive and no guarantee it can even function.

@@TakiUdon As a popular youtuber surely complaining to the right company would have some effect lol. But it does seem like you got the idea. Integrated gamepad would be amazing.

@@alexcarlone7967 I don't think it needs PS5 integration. I don't think phones are that powerful but obviously porting there ps3 games on android would be amazing.

@@alexcarlone7967 If Sony did It, it would cost thousands.

Very nice. Now let’s see Paul Allen’s retroid pocket

RP3 will not be near as powerful as this one

Patrick your sweating !

Built in controls and price though.

@@henriquegaleazzi8616 you don't say!

Why do you own all three of those devices?

@@carltonleboss why not

Perhaps he was like me and got them all in hopes that he would finally find a GameCube/PS2 handheld, only to realize that even THOSE devices can't run everything at full speed, and would need a phone like this which can run them the best. For..some reason. 😅

ARM has been developing the ARMv9 second generation cores. But the ones we get next year (A715) are similar to this year's, with a minor refresh. All in all, they're about equal to the Cortex A78 but built on newer lithography and on a new Secure Platform. It'll be on the TSMC 4nm node, which is the same/refresh as the TSMC 5nm. But it's still better than the Samsung node we had early this year. So don't expect miracles. It'll be slightly better than the QC 8g1+, which was slightly better than the MTK Dimensity 9000, which was slightly better than the old QSD 870. I'm still waiting for the Cortex-A730 cores, and TSMC 3nm. That's going to be a worthwhile upgrade. And there's also Apple's next-gen processor, which also got pushed back a year, and will debut in late-2023 as the A17-Bionic chipset and M3-family of processors.

TSMC 3NM is next year, not even apple has their hands on TSMC 3NM

Though I am waiting for SD7+G1, should be around the performance of SD860 for mid range phones

@@ekinteko I'm looking forward to the A510 cores replacing A55 more than I am the power cores and seeing effects on battery life for background tasks and idling.

@@Hobo_X Just as Bullet Punch said, the A510 and A515 don't have much improvement from the architecture side. If there's any improvement it comes from the implementation and node shrink. And while you may be disappointed with the A55, that itself is very similar to the A53. All the newer iterations simply trade power for performance, they don't actually extend the efficiency (not in a meaningful way). And I don't think there's anything on the roadmap from ARM for future improvements (eg Cortex-A530). Remember we are talking about a core, with 2013 technology, basically a decade old. Contrast to Apple, who has been focusing less in their performance cores and more on their efficiency cores. And it shows. Certain tests yield a x3 efficiency advantage to Apple, they're able to run much faster AND on less power than the A53 and iterations. If you removed the two BIG cores out of the A15, it would still perform pretty fast, around 2017-levels, and have great battery life. Can't say the same about the QC 8g1+ or lower chipsets.

3 years from now botw will be fully playable for a snapdragon 860 or 855 with little to no lag

@@bulletpunch9317 but thats mediatek, mediatek is only good for emulators *other than* skyline

@@bulletpunch9317 I know that

Hi John! I have same Smartphone of your, please share with me your experience (as i'm new in this and until now just tried Aether X2). It goes very nice! obviously @ 5x it's slow but is normal. Please tell me best settings and wish emulator are you going to use for Switch!. Thanks!!!

I heard one plus phones don’t heat up much either so probably comparable to iPhone and Samsung

iPhone can run roque squadron 2 at 1080 p tho which is insane when this has 18gb ram and it had to do native instead. It dipped down a bit too to 57 ish it seemed but iphone went to 54 but basically stood at 60 at a higher resolution . I’d say because of the processor that iPhone probably handles GameCube a bit better in certain games and certain other emulators but In general even as a daily phone (I have both) I prefer android all the way. More accurate options on android as well and windows only some accurate emulators are on iOS and mac

@@robmalcolm8042 I’ve toyed with the iPhone emulation (on a 12 Pro Max) and I was surprised by how well GameCube games ran but because of all the JIT stuff it seemed to want my PC on constantly which kinda defeats the object for me… may be different for those who were able to jailbreak! But yeah just going to wait and see what’s available in a few months, Samsung always give us the Exynos chips over here which never seem to live up to the Snapdragon

@@tylersands2368 oh yeah exynos don’t perform well in emulation like snapdragon Samsungs do. Definitely a difference. I got a older Samsung note 10+ 12gb ram snapdragon 845 it runs really well but have to fix the screen it got messed up since it had no case. I was playing final fantasy 10 ps2 on it so ended up playing 6 and 9 In the meantime. Also got a google pixel Xl 2016 which runs emulation decently but since it’s only 4gb ram and snapdragon 821 it can’t run ps2 or GameCube that well it’ll boot into Pokémon on 3ds but then slow down a lot pass the professor screen. I also got a iPhone 13 But yeah android is better for emulation even tho iPhone can run it well since it’s using a pc and having to refresh the app etc so often to me it’s not even worth it especially since theirs more console emulators on android as well iPhone doesn’t have a good ps2 emulator and it has no switch emulator or 3ds

@@tylersands2368 good thing about android is the convenience your able to emulate pretty high into the ps2 gen which is impressive and even Nintendo switch being on there now makes android a very useful emulation tool I never have time to be on a console or pc cause of work and family now so I need more time to play and being portable and able to pick up from anywhere helps

But isn´t that only old switch consoles pre 2018?Honest question cause i thought the newer couldn´t do it.

I’ve heard red magic has software issues not sure if it’s even true but I’ve heard asus has hardware issues which to me is much worse as that can have more impact on longevity than software

@@robmalcolm8042 ye there are too many cases of Asus Rog Phone 3/5 dying and not booting up anymore

They bumped down the screen from the RM7. The RM7 technically has the better screen of the two. The colors are more accurate and it is brighter (it's the one that I like the most). This combination of new processor and different AMOLED panel gives a 40% power cut over my RM7, so that's much better than the 30% advertised from just switching to the 8+Gen1 alone.

@@TakiUdon At this point, there's very little difference between the latest QC 8g1+, and other flagship chipsets. Even the QSD 855 holds up pretty well. The exception is going to be emulating PS Vita games, and NSwitch games. But those emulators aren't there yet to make a difference, and by the time they are ready, we would have a much more powerful chipset available anyways. I would get this chipset moreso to get perfect Wii emulation (x4 upscaled ?) or lower systems. I said the same thing years ago when the Cortex A72/A73 hit the market, and people were keen on emulation. For the PSP and Dreamcast, buy now. For 3DS and PS2, don't hold your breath. That was my advice, and it seems to have held.

Benchmarks dont mean much. The item is a crappy SoC and it has so many throttling issues its unreal.

But it’s way better than the switch

Their marketing is advertising 1 Android update, and security updates for 2 years. Let's see how that goea

@@davidcastano5516 but nobody can say the switch has better graphics than a phone

Nobody said anything about a Switch. You must be lost.

I can understand about security updates, but what do you get from the new android version? They are absolutely identical for normal user.

You can dock the phone - it has a great feature with HDMI out.

I'm new to this stuff, how would a person do that exactly?

Razer Kishi V2. I use it with my old Note 10+ and the lag is nonexistent. It's a Usb C connection.

Hold your finger down on a game in the list and go to GameCube inputs. Redo every input that is there one-by-one.

Redmagic is better

i'm getting deja vu too but i don't mind, i want to see what my phone can play at full speed 😁

I'd like to know also.

Ikr, sdcard with 2tb of storage can solve this😢😢

@@ProfOtaku39 you are beyond delusional, 2TB micro SD cards don't exist yet LOL if you want more storage more than 1TB you have to get a portable hard drive to do that

@@HUYI1 bro💀 we have 1tb microsd, 2tb isnt impossible💀

@@ProfOtaku39 ok then....

Which is why I just have a controller for my phone

@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 me too

No GPU acceleration yet with 7xx GPUs in Exagear.

Most phones will throttle back performance in the 60s or 70s. The critical temperature for the processor is 100c.

@@TakiUdon thank you for the information. I've been playing Genshin on my ROG 5 at max settings and it was running at 50-60c and was wondering if I was harming my phone. First time getting a gaming phone.

@@chazman752000 When did you buy your ROG phone? The faulty motherboard issue is what's keeping me from buying ROG 6.

And u play switch games on that ipad too right LOLLL

@@MikesLifee No I play those on my switch or my rtx 3080.

@@charlyy1337 surley

ICE 10.0 with Rm7sPro but the phone is justified by the 8+G1 SoC

The software is actually really good, cant say the same about support to, great phone tho

Need a review of that.

@@bland9876 The fact it's just about the width of phones is useful for telescoping controllers.

It came with an Ipega controller that I bought and it's amazing. I thought I almost lost it before I needed to film the video and I was going to buy a second controller just to get it again. 10/10 product.

@@TakiUdon what controller did it come with, so far I'm not seeing a right angle one like that?

found it, the 9167.

I know it's fustrating! Where do they expect people to store all these games? Smdh

Yes u messed up

Also the redmagic 7s pro already was out what are u talking about?

@@TheMobiusFighter hell no?

@@TheMobiusFighter that doesnt mean the screen is better tho? The pro has a way cleaner and smoother screen because of the under display camera, also there barely are games that support 120 hz, especially not 165

@@TheMobiusFighter also pro has better battery, performance, faster charger, better touch sampling and its more compact

It came with one of my controllers, You need right angle headphone jack.

Reviews say that the zenfone 9 runs hot. Seems like a great phone but not the best 8+Gen1 phones for emulation as it will throttle fast.

yes it does and it's a beast even with gamecube games and gamepad 👍👍

That is a great question :D The software that could make use of that much RAM simply doesn't exist right now.

Video and sound editing, loll.

@@fillerbunnyninjashark271 on a phone?

@@bland9876 yes. I do all of my 3d rendering, photo editing, sound engineering on my phone because this is my computer

Running multiple apps etc in the background or running win 11 possibly you can never have too much ram And just remember that is shared between cpu and gpu And crappy coding on apps and future ones will eventually eat it up along with os updates

im waiting to order rog phone 6 pro :) i have rog phone 5 now its really nice .i also have rog kunai 3 gamepad and the rog cooler for it..

@@overoula i just got mine today it plays call of duty mobile great but i will have to get used to the os

Hi do you experience any motherboard problems on rog phones? I'm planning to buy rog phone myself.

@@raphaeltuazon2764 i dont know. It does get very hot but runs very well

A less then $1000 phone that will replace many systems, and replicate a phone.. This is a one device for all, and its insanely affordable. What are you even talking about?

I can explain. Under an older from a month or so ago, you needed to set the display options to 16:9 AND enable widescreen hacks. Even if a game did not support widescreen hacks, you would have the game stretched out, so I opted to stick with standard 4:3. I asked the developer to make an auto mode that would switch to 16:9 ONLY if there was a widescreen hack available for that game. He made that option and I now use that option for everything, so if you a game in 4:3, it's because the system didn't have a widescreen hack available.