Gaming dolphin on my laptop

[Sathya]

i have a laptop acer with intel celeron 2.16 ghz. can i run dolphin with 60 fps on my laptop?

 

[Sathya]

how about cemu?

 

[Sathya]

thank you. so now i can run anything of game emulator, dolphin wii and gc, cemu wii u and citra 3 ds with my laptop.

 

[Kurausukun]

He's fucking with you because you asked a rather silly question, having done no prior research. First of all, in the case of Cemu, it's still very much in its early stages, so some things won't run well no matter what you have, and very few things work correctly anyway. For Dolphin, it depends on what games you want to play; some games will run well, others will not, but I will say that you will likely only be able to run very lightweight games. It would also help if you were more specific about what processor you had (exact model?), and your other specs, most importantly your GPU.

 

[Sathya]

ya its my specific machine intle 2.16 ghz. but i dont know how about my gpu models. i wan to play like a mario kart 8 on cemu and other wii and gc games, but not a weight game only like a super mario galaxy. you can test my IQ im not fool or silly.

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ya its my specific machine intle 2.16 ghz. but i dont know how about my gpu models. i wan to play like a mario kart 8 on cemu and other wii and gc games, but not a weight game only like a super mario galaxy.

 

[justbegamer]

to use a emulator that emulate or virtualize hardware or software in host computer, i dont think intel below i3 desktop/amd below phenom 2 X4 can handle modern emulator. if can i dont think Mario kart 8 will have any fps at all. my best bet you can only play emulator nes,snes,genesis.dos until NDS and PSP.
"Frankly you need more powerful PC than target hardware emulator just to play in PC."

sorry for my english

 

[Sathya]

hey are you from indonesia? if same like me, we can speak in indonesia in our conversation. this thread to justbegamer.

 

[justbegamer]

errr ok.

so playing mariokart 8 on laptop? if i speak from experience intel celeron laptop not have same performance with desktop counterpart, and and minimum for "barely playable" its need i3 desktop for mariokart 8 *source youtube video, and maybe newest intel celeron can too. its other story for easy lightweight game but barely playable is not fun, right?

oh barely playable = fps 30 with frameskip aktif

edited to make it english .... lol

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

Does anyone E-V-E-R read the system requirements for the software they download?

Hardware and system requirements
What operating systems are supported?
Dolphin is a cross-platform emulator that runs on Windows (7 and newer), Linux, and Mac OS X (Yosemite and up). For their ease of use and additional graphics backend options, Windows is generally recommended for most users. Other Unix-like systems (such as FreeBSD) may work but are not officially supported. Operating systems are required to be 64-bit to run Dolphin.

As well, Dolphin runs on Android 5.0 and up on 64-bit Android devices. The Android version of Dolphin is in alpha and should not be expected to work as well as the PC counterpart.

Which CPU should I use?
Dolphin is a dual core application that relies upon IPC (Instructions Per Clock) for performance. Additional cores will not make Dolphin go any faster, though an "extra" core that Dolphin isn’t using may help slightly by keeping background tasks from using the same cores as Dolphin.

• Intel: Newer Core i5 and i7 processors such as the i5-4670K and i5-3570K are extremely fast and very affordable considering their relative power. The K series allows for overclocking, which can further improve the performance of those CPUs. Core i7 variants yield almost no benefit in IPC over the i5s they are based on, so save the cash if you’re building a Dolphin machine. For laptops, you can rely on the i7-4700MQ and i7-4930MX for the absolute best performance. Most games will run very well on any of those processors.
  
  
• AMD: Due to very low IPC, AMD CPUs are poor choices for Dolphin. The FX8000 line of processors is the best they have, and even then most of those processors will be around half the speed of the 4670K’s performance with Dolphin.

Note: For more information regarding CPU performance, please checkout this handy benchmark that contains results from tons of users. Just remember that Dolphin is a console emulator: it does what the games instruct it to do. Every game has its own needs and requirements. Some games run well on most modern processors, while others won’t run full speed at all times on even the most powerful of processors.

Which GPU do I need?
Compared to processors, choosing a GPU for Dolphin is a fairly simple task. The more powerful the graphics card, the more pixels and enhancements you can throw at it before you’ll see slowdown. However, the biggest thing to watch for is making sure the GPU supports DirectX11.1 and OpenGL 4.4. Dolphin emulates a console that functions very differently from a traditional PC, and uses the latest D3D and OGL features to reduce overhead. If you do not have those extensions, performance will suffer.

• NVIDIA: Due to the importance of the OpenGL Extension “Buffer Storage” no NVIDIA GPU before the Geforce 4xx series can be recommended. Despite being a bit old, the Geforce GTX 460 will handle almost any game you throw at it in HD resolutions. Older NVIDIA GPUs will still be able to run the games fine, especially within the D3D backend and in OpenGL with older builds still using the “Vertex Streaming Hack.”
  
  
• AMD: Unlike the processor battle, AMD’s graphics cards actually manage very well at Dolphin. As of 4.0-1192, AMD video cards see boosts around the board because of the addition of integer math. As such, the AMD HD5770 and should run most games at HD Resolutions.
  
  
• Intel Onboard: Intel HD3000 and HD4000 can run Dolphin at reasonable speeds, and can even run many games with enhancements; but they will struggle with demanding titles. A full fledged graphics card is highly recommended. IGPs older than the HD3000 are not officially supported.

How much RAM do I need to run Dolphin?
2GB or more is recommended. RAM speed or the amount of RAM generally has no affect on emulation speed.

THIS IS LITERALLY ON THE FRONT PAGE OF CEMU

System requirements
Windows 7 (x64) or above
OpenGL 4.0 (4.5 is used if available)
RAM: 4 GB minimum, 6 GB or more recommended

Graphic card compatibility
NVIDIA GPU: Runs as expected on most recent driver.
AMD GPU: Runs as expected on most recent driver
Intel GPU: Not officially supported. Heavy visual glitches.

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errr ok.

intinya mainin Mario kart 8 di laptopmu kan? kalau kata gua intel celeron laptop ga sebanding dengan yang desktop/PC/komputer, dan minimal untuk bisa "barely playable" butuh sekitaran i3 desktop, dan untuk intel celeron desktop yang terbaru bisa juga untuk main game cemu/dolphin/pcsx2. beda cerita kalau game yang mau dimainin game ringan tapi game ringan dengan fps ga stabil ga ga asik kan?

ini pendapat pribadi, emulator di setting 100% performance dan 0% Quality ga bagus sama sekali
oh barely playable = fps 30 dengan frameskip aktif

Also speaking anything but english is against rules here.

http://gbatemp.net/help/terms

 

[spotanjo3]

Whats your mean. you say " sure " ?

Why don't you test it ? My laptop is:
macOS with a Retina
2,6 GHz Intel Core i5

Yeah, Dolphin works great and even PCSX2 (PS2 and sometimes speed drop)

To be honest with you, desktop is better for EVERYTHING. Laptop itself doesn't mean for games. Surely, it can run great like NES, GB, GBA, N64, Dolphin and NDS emulators. Maybe Citra (3DS).

The latest like Cemu, PCSX2, RPCS3 (PS3 emulator) and others are better off for the powerful DESKTOP. Maybe Alienware LAPTOP is power enough for those too.

 

[GamerzHell9137]

My answer is no but you can always test it.

 

[Sathya]

Why don't you test it ? My laptop is:
macOS with a Retina
2,6 GHz Intel Core i5

Yeah, Dolphin works great and even PCSX2 (PS2 and sometimes speed drop)

To be honest with you, desktop is better for EVERYTHING. Laptop itself doesn't mean for games. Surely, it can run great like NES, GB, GBA, N64, Dolphin and NDS emulators. Maybe Citra (3DS).

The latest like Cemu, PCSX2, RPCS3 (PS3 emulator) and others are better off for the powerful DESKTOP. Maybe Alienware LAPTOP is power enough for those too.

because i wan to buy a new windows 7 software so i asking here. before my laptop is very weak because im not buy an official or original windows. so now i want to buy it.

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

My laptop is 16GB ram nvidia geforce gtx 1050TI running on windows 10, it works well, only problem is the weird lines in the graphics, can't figure out how to get rid of it.

 

[Deleted-379826]

because i wan to buy a new windows 7 software so i asking here. before my laptop is very weak because im not buy an official or original windows. so now i want to buy it.

No your laptop is not weak because you pirated Windows, all buying it will do is waste your money.

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

My windows 10 product key was $10, it was easy and simple, installed it a week ago, good to go. All i need is a HDD and i can do some more stuff on it.

 

[Sathya]

but when i start turn on my laptop i must wait 30 minutes to use it. do you think my laptop is not weak? and how about citra

 

[Deleted-379826]

but when i start turn on my laptop i must wait 30 minutes to use it. do you think my laptop is not weak? and how about citra

Not even a laptop from like the 90s takes 30 minutes to use.

 

[justbegamer]

i edited my indonesian language post.

2.16 Ghz or frequency not really have big part how powerful the processor is before infrastructure. i bit forgot what i need to explain .......

and 30 minutes for start-up? damn you better go friend who expert with PC.

and citra is Heavy as dolphin *from my experience less than 2 years ago

 

[Sathya]

so i must buy new pc? or asus gaming laptop?

 

[Deleted-379826]

so i must buy new pc? or asus gaming laptop?

You don't have to but if you want to be able to do like, anything at all, then yeah. ASUS is a pretty good brand but I wouldn't recommend a gaming laptop.