RPSC3 0.0.38 Alpha

[Felipe]

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GitHub - RPCS3/rpcs3: PlayStation 3 emulator and debugger

PlayStation 3 emulator and debugger. Contribute to RPCS3/rpcs3 development by creating an account on GitHub.

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[Nelson2001 Nelson2001]

It continues to have a good progress and good steps in terms of development this PS3 emulator for Windows and that the Emulator is still in Alpha phase.

 

[Dany28]

Very good thanks for share.

 

[Gabrinius]

Someday i will be able to replay gran turismo.

well, the first time i tried the game crashed when finish the race, now i can finish the race. so...it is getting better

 

[Azura]

I love this emulator some people hate "Dragon Ball Ultimate Tenkaichi" but I personally love it

 

[Felipe]

Someday i will be able to replay gran turismo.

I wished my computer was new and powerful to use it. Not that i'd use the emulator much since the only game that REALLY interests me is God of War 3.

 

[Gabrinius]

I wished my computer was new and powerful to use it. Not that i'd use the emulator much since the only game that REALLY interests me is God of War 3.

it's not as heavy as some people claim it to be. but i don't think it will run in an intel 4000. but well, testing don't hurt.

First time i tested the emulator, i played hot shots golf, vegas 2 and samurai warriors with a CPU weaker than yours and the same RAM, using a 1060 3GB.

 

[petran79]

it's not as heavy as some people claim it to be. but i don't think it will run in an intel 4000. but well, testing don't hurt.

First time i tested the emulator, i played hot shots golf, vegas 2 and samurai warriors with a CPU weaker than yours and the same RAM, using a 1060 3GB.

For low to mid tier games even an old i7 4790 will be enough but for something like GT5 or MGS4 , you'll need a multicore processor, preferably 8+ cores.
Not only that, MGS4 on an 4790 needs 5-6 hours to compile and it runs 40 fps max, but with the new cores it takes 45 minutes to compile

 

[Gabrinius]

that's what i said, GT5 and GT6 both ran well (the 30fps of the PS3) with the 6/6 ryzen 3500 i had. i don't think the i7 4790 is much weaker (if it is weaker).

certainly, more powerfull ones will be preferable. what i saying is running the emulator is not as heavy as people seem to think it is.

even now, i dont have a powerfull cpu nor gpu and i can play it fine. (when the game is compatible)

 

[Felipe]

it's not as heavy as some people claim it to be. but i don't think it will run in an intel 4000. but well, testing don't hurt.

First time i tested the emulator, i played hot shots golf, vegas 2 and samurai warriors with a CPU weaker than yours and the same RAM, using a 1060 3GB.

My video card doesnt have 100% support for OpenGL 4.3, only for OpenGL 4.0 so i cant do it. ;) :/

 

[petran79]

that's what i said, GT5 and GT6 both ran well (the 30fps of the PS3) with the 6/6 ryzen 3500 i had. i don't think the i7 4790 is much weaker (if it is weaker).

certainly, more powerfull ones will be preferable. what i saying is running the emulator is not as heavy as people seem to think it is.

even now, i dont have a powerfull cpu nor gpu and i can play it fine. (when the game is compatible)

they released a tier list. a 4790k would be C tier. Yes, 30 fps is feasible but for frame unlock and 60 fps, you'll need a b tier at least. Eg I upgraded from a 4790k to an i5 245 and can run MGS4 and GT5 at 60 fps, by checking some options that utilise extra CPU and GPU cores

C Tier (Entry-Range) - Handles most “Playable” titles fine; struggles in heavy “In-game” ones.

RPCS3 CPU DATA

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