You are certainly moving up the generation, can't wait till you reach 11th and 12th gen. On a side note I didn't know that Gamecube is harder to emulate than PS2.
I already hit into 10 and 11th Gen, they’re awesome. I’d say GameCube is a harder system to push than the ps2 but generally the GC looked better at native resolution than the ps2 does at its native rez.
Great performance you archive with the 9500t and Batocera, I had a lenovo with the same chip and 8gb ram stick but I had a lot of problems running games with W10Pro.
GameCube certainly would hit 3x with certain games and some ps2 will hit 4x. GoW 1 and 2 have been running great at 2x. I’ve not tried them any higher 🧐
Another great video. Do you have any experience / opinion on the longevity of these mff machines? What do you think is better in this aspect, a Dell, Lenovo or HP?
Was able to get a 4th Gen i5 + 8GB ram and 2TB HDD on ebay for 85$ and i can play everything except PS3 and 360 games. Only 40 PS3 games work perfect, the rest i have to lower resolution. GameCube games in 4K look amazing , can't see the difference between GameCube and Switch for almost all games
Would this or a Ryzen 5 2400GE with the RX 560 plug in GPU be better? Or even just compared to the 2400GE by itself? What kind of modern games can the i5 9500T run?
@@Billy-zo9bk I can’t comment on the Ryzen 5 as I’ve not tested one. The few Ryzen 5’s I’ve had have all gave me problems in some way. So I’ve never got this far with them. The 9500T played Wii-U exceptionally well. Was good with PS3 drawing a similar yet slightly better performance than the i5-8500t.
You are certainly moving up the generation, can't wait till you reach 11th and 12th gen.
On a side note I didn't know that Gamecube is harder to emulate than PS2.
I already hit into 10 and 11th Gen, they’re awesome. I’d say GameCube is a harder system to push than the ps2 but generally the GC looked better at native resolution than the ps2 does at its native rez.
Great performance you archive with the 9500t and Batocera, I had a lenovo with the same chip and 8gb ram stick but I had a lot of problems running games with W10Pro.
I’d guess Windows is sucking the life from the cpu. These builds are pure Batocera 😁
Some great performance.
But surely it can do most gamecube higher than 2x?
God of War 1 and 2 on PS2,reckon it can upscale those to 3x at full speed?
GameCube certainly would hit 3x with certain games and some ps2 will hit 4x. GoW 1 and 2 have been running great at 2x. I’ve not tried them any higher 🧐
Another great video. Do you have any experience / opinion on the longevity of these mff machines? What do you think is better in this aspect, a Dell, Lenovo or HP?
If push came to shove Lenovo is the choice with Dell 2nd. HP can throw up some curve balls
Was able to get a 4th Gen i5 + 8GB ram and 2TB HDD on ebay for 85$ and i can play everything except PS3 and 360 games. Only 40 PS3 games work perfect, the rest i have to lower resolution. GameCube games in 4K look amazing , can't see the difference between GameCube and Switch for almost all games
2tb will go a long way
Would be interested in ps3 list, i have ps3 but it stays full on my i5 i only have minecraft and terraria
You can play switch games like Kirby or Mario on a mobile 4th gen i5?
@@SupaaManix definitely not 4th gen. 7th+
Excuse me , is it micro or small case?
Thanks for your generous divulgative work 🥰🙏
These are micro/mini
@@HumanoidMachines
Thanks a lot.
Best wishes for the new year 🙏💫
Would this or a Ryzen 5 2400GE with the RX 560 plug in GPU be better? Or even just compared to the 2400GE by itself? What kind of modern games can the i5 9500T run?
@@Billy-zo9bk I can’t comment on the Ryzen 5 as I’ve not tested one. The few Ryzen 5’s I’ve had have all gave me problems in some way. So I’ve never got this far with them.
The 9500T played Wii-U exceptionally well. Was good with PS3 drawing a similar yet slightly better performance than the i5-8500t.
Can it handle roblox and ML.
My daughter want it on the computer.
@@TheLordismystrenght7 I’m unsure if Roblox is possible on batocera