Emulation [RELEASE] Cemu - Wii U emulator

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I've never owned an iPhone. I know MACs are made of high quality materials, so i assumed iphones were too lol
yeah high quality materials, but with the design being purely aesthetic over sturdy or structurally sound, basically if they can shave 1mm off the design at the sacrifice of it bending in your pocket they would do it....or have a nice metal trim at the cost of you loosing your signal if you hold it like normal person
 
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Your last post got removed for the exact reason what your new post is asking for.
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What do I need to Run it?
I've got At the Moment:
3GB RAM
2x 2,93 GHZ (Intel)
AMD Radeon HD 6870
 
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I'd also suggest another 5GB of RAM and a 4 core CPU @ >3 GHz, if possible
Yeah okay, I want to Update my PC Hardware Anyway...
but my Mainboard is a "ASUS PK5R" and have a LGA775 Slot for the CPU... Which should I take to play with the Emulator?
 
Yeah okay, I want to Update my PC Hardware Anyway...
but my Mainboard is a "ASUS PK5R" and have a LGA775 Slot for the CPU... Which should I take to play with the Emulator?
Thaaaaaat's a good question... When/if this ever becomes a fully functioning playable emulator, it will most likely require a beast of a PC to run it. I'd honestly recommend thinking about upgrading your entire rig over the course of the next year if you want to use this emulator. Mobo shouldn't matter as long as it's compatible with LGA 1150 or 1151 (Intel gens 4-6), other parts should be picked by what you think you can afford in terms of power per dollar
 
lets be honest: some demanding dolphin emulated Wii games (SMG2 e.g.) need a fast 4,5 GHz Core i5 + a mid range GPU. In other words: you might need at least an octo core i7 to run the Wii U emulation (3x as powerful as the Wii), I guess.
 
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Yeah okay, I want to Update my PC Hardware Anyway...
but my Mainboard is a "ASUS PK5R" and have a LGA775 Slot for the CPU... Which should I take to play with the Emulator?
If you want update your CPU and your budget isn't limited you shouldn't only care about a high frequency or the number of cores, there a few other important parameters like bus speed etc. (they are the reason why some CPUs with lower frequency are more expencive than some other with a higher). So you should also consider the performance of your mainboard to make sure that it can exhaust the cpu, and not only the compatibility of the slot.
 

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