GC, Wii and PS3 performance is most interessting at all for me in Emulating

Very

people love to criticize Intel but Intel is still better than AMD in emulation thanks to clock speeds

@@der-Troet to me PS2, PS3 and Wii U are the most interesting to see in this video, since they are the hardest to emulate, even my 2019 phone runs GC and Wii at 720p or 1080p depending on the game, it's quite easy.

@@GameSpiritGS Yeah, I saw people bashing Intel, and saying they are inferior to AMD and Apple's new M1, but this board is doing amazingly well.

Or their price goes up

@@Pr0phetless Nice try Mr. Asus CEO ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Except for old prebuilds 👍🏾

@@johnnino7520 exactly. The handheld of the past video is already 110$

yes very true same thing happened with his optiplex build I couldn't touch anything from below 120

That painful moment when you discover your aging PC is officially old-verging-on-ancient

I am using intel core2duo e4400 here

@@michelvanbriemen3459 luckily it was my old pc though, I've got the 3080 now along with the 3600

if you're looking for value/performance for money, those aren't your pick and yes, they're quite overpriced especially because there's not much R&D to ask for this ridiculous price, most of this board is actually aftermarket parts as well.

They are actually quite a good deal if you get the official intel nuc. £329 for that exact same i5

For these it will be good price at 250$

@Bee Eff if you look at Ebay 24 7 for another 3 months and manage to outbid someone. And when bidding things like this could be taken up to £1000. Its difficult to find and win the bid to get a system like that

Consoles are not a better bargain, they aren't open platforms and end up costing more in the long run. But yeah, you can get another PC for less money and/or with better specs.

I still prefer this because on emulators you can save & load state unlike consoles you are obliged to finish or save it on a certain points

@@rangerjoe126 You can use emulators on the Xbox too, but you have to PAY for the developer mode. And by doing that, you just get an extremely limited low performance mode. It has the muscle to move Switch or even PS3 games, but you can't because of Microsoft's shenanigans.

yeah but i agrred whit you and now you can buy steam desk for 300 dollars whre you can play all this game and pc games too

You pay more for the form factor.

ooooh, someone else patiently waiting for sbc ps2 emulation. =D hopefully cheaper than the AYA NEO. =P

Shit I'm waiting for ps3 and would be happy with itx or atx apu as long as it's not 800$. Dark souls baby

I think the biggest problem with ps2 emulation right now is that the emulator sucks. We need something like Duckstation but for the ps2

A PC with the highest specs has issues... What makes you think that this sbc could do any better?

@@7R15M3G1 Dark Souls is already on PC and will run a lot better than emulation.

@@idkanymore3382 lmao literally

The talking hand never sleeps.

It’s probably his career, and he has a well thought out template for every video which makes it easier too

yo look at his subs i think hes cursed

@@xzavierspeed1425Lol u got me laughing

It makes sense due to the fact that technology is always progressing, but I get what you mean. "Clickbaity" lol

It really is tho, what's wrong with that?

True, but he's not lying either...

@@MThomasB Can't say its clickbait when its true

Intel nuc 11 has the same specs

@@Samisipi fair. it'd be just cool to take this like a raspberry pi and whip up a custom case to be forced to add a personal little touch to it

you could run a virtual machine with old windows installed on it

The recurring theme seems to be "God of War stutters a bit..." so yeah, I totally agree on that. But Perfect Dark is harder to run IME than Goldeneye. What was done to Mario64 should get done to GE and PD. (Reverse engineer and port.)

I would like to know how the NUC11PHKi7C compares? I believe you can't send as much power to the CPU but then you have a discrete GPU.

Indeed!

I doubt it, biggest concerns in AI mobile projects are Power and Weight, the board still seems kind of light, but since the performance showed was on 35W, it's not a great choice overall, in other hand, Intel deserves congratulations, the newest integrated graphics are a big step from earlier generations, but another barrier for its development use is the API, it doesn't seem OpenCL could match CUDA in the near future.

You can't, the moment ETA posts one of these videos they disappear.

If you cant find the board just search for intel nuc 11. It has the same specs as this one. Come's in a case. You can also find the intel nuc 11 board only through some retailers.

where are you from ?

Sony wouldn't do it because of the "little" people buying into it according to them :P

It would be sick if someone made a (beefy) handheld with this.

In terms of gaming they're generally better than the Ryzen 4000 APUs. I'm not sure right now about the 5000 ones but even then it might need the high end parts with 8C16T. On the other side driver support is still better at AMD. If the emulators are working it's working on an emulator basis. For PC gaming there can be problems with single games. Hardware wise it's very important to use LPDDR4X memory. I'm quite impressed emulation works well enough with normal DDR4 memory but don't try to go full in into PC gaming, at least new PC games. The next thing in differences are the efficiency. Ryzen is generally more efficient IMO. For a NUC it doesn't really matter as you won't use it with a battery. With an Windows handheld like the Aya Neo or GPD Win 3 I see advantages for Ryzen when setting lower TDPs. And they can be cheaper still. 4C/8T are still enough for most things in this formfactor if you don't want to game hard or render hard stuff. I would still wish AMD would release an gaming APU with less cores and maximum GPU cores.

@@Deinorius Yeah I don't expect an APU to do well in modern PC titles until at least DDR5 is available to alleviate the severe memory bandwidth restrictions that make integrated graphics horrendous in comparison to a dedicated GPU with GDDR6 or even GDDR5. I don't plan on picking up a system like this.. if I were I'd just get a cheap used X99 8 core Xeon and a cheap 4GB GPU and try and stick it in a small form factor case. Interested to see what the APU fight is like though. DDR5 should make things interesting late this year and next year.

The steam deck

@@tylikesaxolotls7866 It's on the way

@@Intertayne Ok

Hard kernel bro