@@darkcrozzdf4819 Yes, but it's horrible Mobile phone is the best portability Smart watch is just tryhard absurdity Like, at least you can really justify ambition to play PC games on a phone
@@RGBTechGamerThere's no lack of good graphics devs - Alien Isolation, CODM, Nvidia Tegra Games, Grid and so much other games out there and more coming soon - please don't speak non-sense. The main problem is linux and the graphics api. But when you use apps like Mobox, Horizon Emu or Winlator, no problem to use DirectX
Lol sd845 but can it run Crysis i mean i always considered sd845 to be still a beast if optimized every mobile game can run on 60fps at highest settings still unbelievable turn down to 800*600
Thank you for this video. I've been trying to find a good solution to play my steam library on my phone for ages. Dual booting linux distros and running ARM64 and Wine and running SteamCMD. Linux smartphone distros like Ubuntu Touch with the WineBox package. This project renegade (if it works on my phone) might be the solution. The main inspiration was seeing a video about a guy running titanfall 2 on a nintendo switch on Linux with Box64 and Wine and getting 20fps. And then realising my new Snapdragon 8 Gen1 phone has like 2.51x the graphics performance of the nintendo switch so i could get like almost 60fps if it takes advantage of the hardware well. So vids like this are super helpful in seeing if trying this myself is worth it. In android benchmarks the graphics on the Snapdragon 8 Gen1 are 5.11x the 845 (makes it about equivalent to a 750Ti) so who knows, might be testing tomb raider at 90fps soon lol. Can only hope. :)
@@Silent.killer_007 definitely could be, though I don't know how much drivers are affecting performance. But they are definitely impacting other areas of the device's usability. Installing windows on your phone with project renegade there is a spreadsheet for a lot of major phones showing how much functionality is offered. Things like camera, speakers, touchscreen not working. That kinda thing. But I have no idea if drivers are killing the performance versus what it could be. I'm just hopeful that all these comparability issues will begin to be sorted as apple embraces comparability layers to port games from windows x86 to MacOS ARM for their iPhone ports. And as windows 12 is rumoured to feature much better ARM support next year given how many companies (Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, apple, Samsung) have been interested in making ARM chips for desktop. 12 months from now this should hopefully be a very different landscape.
@@HoneyTwee can you tell me more about project renegade? Is it better than box64 or winlator? I have heard about cassia emulator, people saying it is the best but in development. Which do you think is the best?
@@Silent.killer_007 project renegade is not an alternative to Box64, but uses it. That's what is being used in this video. The three methods I'm aware of to run windows programs on an android phone are the following: 1. Project renegade + Box64 This is the most awkward solution from what I've seen. Only being supported on a small handful of devices that are now like 6/7 years old, like the snapdragon 845 in this video. Meaning graphics performance isn't amazing. And my understanding is this involves using a hacked BIOS to allow your phone to install windows for ARM, a version of Windows designed for a very specific few laptops that have similar processors to what's in your phone. But then to run games it has to go through Box64 to translate them which also hurts performance. Once windows 12 launches in 2024 though I could see project renegade or something similar taking off as ARM support becomes more built into windows. But right now this is just a cool bit of tech, but far too clunky to use for gaming really. Maybe if you have one of the specific supported phones and wanna play indie games? ruclips.net/video/nrvnpFCcZeA/видео.htmlsi=YUQuTqKD1EiZYTOr 2. Linux + Box64 + Wine I think this is probably the best way to go as my understanding is it will work on any phone, allowing you to use newer flagships for the best performance. There was a great video on some guys doing this to a Nintendo switch but the English vid got removed, here's the Chinese one: ruclips.net/video/moCocKjqSCE/видео.htmlsi=E2CoZqD6eMpJySyS The main issues they have are because of the slow CPU mixed with the two layers of comparability layers. But with a decent phone I could see this getting playable frame rates. Just going off rough calculations comparin my phone to a nintendo switch I reckon I could get 70fps in Titanfall 2 720p for example. Earlier 2010s games would be totally playable if you could get them working. It involves installing a version of Linux to your phone, then getting games running through Wine to run windows games on Linux, and then through Box64 to make programs designed for desktop computers run on your phone chip. From what I've seen tho performance isn't actually too bad using both of those comparability layers at once. If the game works at all that is. Still a lot of faffing and I've never gone through with it myself because of that. 3. Emulators (Winlator) This is probably the simplest, but worse performing option. It will run inside of android so doesn't require dual booting a separate operating system on your phone. But the performance is dreadful with it being an emulator. I think my 1 year old smartphone gave me like 19 cinebench R20 score, which is equivalent to like a 2004 desktop computer processor. Much much much slower than what the actual phone is capable of. And it doesn't have graphics acceleration, just basic emulator drivers too. The only games that this will sort of run are like fallout 3 at 25fps. Things like that. But it works on every device.
Es nativo no es emulación es Windows ARM son juegos nativos corriendo en este dispositivo, el projecto se llama project renegade y logra hacer que los teléfonos corran Windows sin usar emuladores ni nada, [Nativamente]
@@ziroku-astro XDDDDDDD. El S.O es nativo porque Microsoft hizo la distribución para ARM. Repito el S.O de Windows fue compilado para ARM. Mucha gente como tú cree y piensa que porque existe Windows nativo para ARM significa que todo lo demás es nativo. Lo peor de todo es que incluso gente con ligero conocimiento en programación piensa lo mismo. Por si no se entendió Windows es nativo, lo demás NO. Sobre todo en juegos porque solo los dueños de estos pueden hacer la compilación para cualquier plataforma. Y por último se puede ver el tipo de versión que se ejecuta en el administrador de tareas. Y en todos esos juegos solo se ejecuta la versión de x86-x64. Por lo cual es emulación, ya que la emulación es la ejecución de código no nativo. Saludos.👍
@@ziroku-astro En estos casos se tiene que especificar a qué distribución de Windows nos referimos. Por qué el tradicional Windows de Pc es de arquitectura x86-x64 y Windows ARM es de arquitectura arm. GTA V esta escrito para la arquitectura x86-x64 y nada más. Ósea GTA V solo es compatible para la versión Windows (x86-x64). Y por ende Windows ARM no puede ejecutar GTA V hasta que este mismo sea compilado para la arquitectura ARM. Pero entonces te preguntarás: Porque Windows ARM puede ejecutar GTA V si no es compatible con éste???? 🤔 Lo puede ejecutar porque Microsoft creó una capa de traducción que hace que Windows ARM pueda ejecutar código en lenguaje x86-x64. En palabras simples; Windows ARM tiene que emular los juegos de Windows x86-x64 porque simplemente no esta compilado en su lenguaje. Y la única manera de GTA V sea nativo para Windows ARM es que Rockstar compile para su versión. Saludos 👍
I have a Redmi note 10 pro. Too bad I don't have this. I would have to dual boot 64gb since it's a 128gb phone and I probably can't get any games except for ones like Minecraft because of the low storage. What's funny is how Redmi note 9 pro is on list but not 10 pro.
@@RGBTechGamer unforunately it wont work because for display out the phone manufacturer has to add a dp out on the usb port on phone and not all do this only samsung,apple,oneplus,lg,asus,nubia give display out on their flagship phones poco f1 dose'nt have display out support so it wont work no matter how expensive dock you use
Yes, if you play for long time., its already generate too much heat, playing near to AC cooler is must! Good for other things like Office, browse, basic productivity stuff! Just like a Budget laptops
Kids play on desktop
Legends play on laptop
Ultra legends play on phone
Gods play on smartwatch 😂😂😂
😂🙏
THAT MEANS I AM A GOD?
in fact there is a smartwatch that runs cod mobile xd
@@darkcrozzdf4819 Yes, but it's horrible
Mobile phone is the best portability
Smart watch is just tryhard absurdity
Like, at least you can really justify ambition to play PC games on a phone
This is so powerful than my older celeron laptop damm 😮 Good job
Phones since 2018 are very powerful, capable of handling ps3/4 console graphics. But problem is lack of high graphic game dev support.
@@RGBTechGamerThere's no lack of good graphics devs - Alien Isolation, CODM, Nvidia Tegra Games, Grid and so much other games out there and more coming soon - please don't speak non-sense. The main problem is linux and the graphics api. But when you use apps like Mobox, Horizon Emu or Winlator, no problem to use DirectX
On a Snapdragon 845?..... That's incredible! big love to you!.... Ps, Can you show us how you ran the game so smoothly?
you can lower the resolution to 720p to get better performance and it is not really noticed because on tiny device
Its not working for all games bro 🥲 it set to 2340x1080 by default, but the good to see that’s it handling pretty well graphics than my older pc 😂
@@RGBTechGamer Set screen resolution to 720p from settings not in game settings then try
Try window mode instead full screen in game and you can also use windows magnifier to magnify
Bro you are living in 2040 😂
😉
No in 2023 project renegade
@@7ades243what's this?
Lol sd845 but can it run Crysis i mean i always considered sd845 to be still a beast if optimized every mobile game can run on 60fps at highest settings still unbelievable turn down to 800*600
Thank you for this video. I've been trying to find a good solution to play my steam library on my phone for ages.
Dual booting linux distros and running ARM64 and Wine and running SteamCMD.
Linux smartphone distros like Ubuntu Touch with the WineBox package.
This project renegade (if it works on my phone) might be the solution.
The main inspiration was seeing a video about a guy running titanfall 2 on a nintendo switch on Linux with Box64 and Wine and getting 20fps. And then realising my new Snapdragon 8 Gen1 phone has like 2.51x the graphics performance of the nintendo switch so i could get like almost 60fps if it takes advantage of the hardware well.
So vids like this are super helpful in seeing if trying this myself is worth it. In android benchmarks the graphics on the Snapdragon 8 Gen1 are 5.11x the 845 (makes it about equivalent to a 750Ti) so who knows, might be testing tomb raider at 90fps soon lol. Can only hope. :)
Aren't the drivers the real issue here?
@@Silent.killer_007 definitely could be, though I don't know how much drivers are affecting performance. But they are definitely impacting other areas of the device's usability.
Installing windows on your phone with project renegade there is a spreadsheet for a lot of major phones showing how much functionality is offered. Things like camera, speakers, touchscreen not working. That kinda thing.
But I have no idea if drivers are killing the performance versus what it could be.
I'm just hopeful that all these comparability issues will begin to be sorted as apple embraces comparability layers to port games from windows x86 to MacOS ARM for their iPhone ports. And as windows 12 is rumoured to feature much better ARM support next year given how many companies (Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, apple, Samsung) have been interested in making ARM chips for desktop.
12 months from now this should hopefully be a very different landscape.
@@HoneyTwee can you tell me more about project renegade? Is it better than box64 or winlator? I have heard about cassia emulator, people saying it is the best but in development. Which do you think is the best?
@@Silent.killer_007 project renegade is not an alternative to Box64, but uses it. That's what is being used in this video.
The three methods I'm aware of to run windows programs on an android phone are the following:
1. Project renegade + Box64
This is the most awkward solution from what I've seen. Only being supported on a small handful of devices that are now like 6/7 years old, like the snapdragon 845 in this video. Meaning graphics performance isn't amazing. And my understanding is this involves using a hacked BIOS to allow your phone to install windows for ARM, a version of Windows designed for a very specific few laptops that have similar processors to what's in your phone. But then to run games it has to go through Box64 to translate them which also hurts performance.
Once windows 12 launches in 2024 though I could see project renegade or something similar taking off as ARM support becomes more built into windows. But right now this is just a cool bit of tech, but far too clunky to use for gaming really. Maybe if you have one of the specific supported phones and wanna play indie games?
ruclips.net/video/nrvnpFCcZeA/видео.htmlsi=YUQuTqKD1EiZYTOr
2. Linux + Box64 + Wine
I think this is probably the best way to go as my understanding is it will work on any phone, allowing you to use newer flagships for the best performance.
There was a great video on some guys doing this to a Nintendo switch but the English vid got removed, here's the Chinese one:
ruclips.net/video/moCocKjqSCE/видео.htmlsi=E2CoZqD6eMpJySyS
The main issues they have are because of the slow CPU mixed with the two layers of comparability layers. But with a decent phone I could see this getting playable frame rates. Just going off rough calculations comparin my phone to a nintendo switch I reckon I could get 70fps in Titanfall 2 720p for example. Earlier 2010s games would be totally playable if you could get them working. It involves installing a version of Linux to your phone, then getting games running through Wine to run windows games on Linux, and then through Box64 to make programs designed for desktop computers run on your phone chip. From what I've seen tho performance isn't actually too bad using both of those comparability layers at once. If the game works at all that is. Still a lot of faffing and I've never gone through with it myself because of that.
3. Emulators (Winlator)
This is probably the simplest, but worse performing option. It will run inside of android so doesn't require dual booting a separate operating system on your phone. But the performance is dreadful with it being an emulator. I think my 1 year old smartphone gave me like 19 cinebench R20 score, which is equivalent to like a 2004 desktop computer processor. Much much much slower than what the actual phone is capable of. And it doesn't have graphics acceleration, just basic emulator drivers too. The only games that this will sort of run are like fallout 3 at 25fps. Things like that. But it works on every device.
Hey man. Did you still have this devices? Please make a part 2. I want you to test Roblox pc on this windows 11 project
Soon!
Every Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 phone outperform this device with ease plus you don't need to switch the OS 👌
Ik you probably get a ton of requests but, have you tried fallout new vegas?
No, but in next part coming soon! Actually im trying GTA V modded compressed version.🥺
that's INSANE😮 THIS IS VERY PROMISING
Hola estaría Interesante un video de solo juegos nativos.
Nada de emulación.
Es nativo no es emulación es Windows ARM son juegos nativos corriendo en este dispositivo, el projecto se llama project renegade y logra hacer que los teléfonos corran Windows sin usar emuladores ni nada, [Nativamente]
@@ziroku-astro XDDDDDDD.
El S.O es nativo porque Microsoft hizo la distribución para ARM.
Repito el S.O de Windows fue compilado para ARM.
Mucha gente como tú cree y piensa que porque existe Windows nativo para ARM significa que todo lo demás es nativo.
Lo peor de todo es que incluso gente con ligero conocimiento en programación piensa lo mismo.
Por si no se entendió Windows es nativo, lo demás NO.
Sobre todo en juegos porque solo los dueños de estos pueden hacer la compilación para cualquier plataforma.
Y por último se puede ver el tipo de versión que se ejecuta en el administrador de tareas.
Y en todos esos juegos solo se ejecuta la versión de x86-x64.
Por lo cual es emulación, ya que la emulación es la ejecución de código no nativo.
Saludos.👍
@@mariohernesmal4745 no había leído bien tu respuesta, hablabas de juegos Nativamente en Windows como GTA V, warzone, Minecraft, estos
@@ziroku-astro En estos casos se tiene que especificar a qué distribución de Windows nos referimos.
Por qué el tradicional Windows de Pc es de arquitectura x86-x64 y Windows ARM es de arquitectura arm.
GTA V esta escrito para la arquitectura x86-x64 y nada más.
Ósea GTA V solo es compatible para la versión Windows (x86-x64). Y por ende Windows ARM no puede ejecutar GTA V hasta que este mismo sea compilado para la arquitectura ARM.
Pero entonces te preguntarás: Porque Windows ARM puede ejecutar GTA V si no es compatible con éste???? 🤔
Lo puede ejecutar porque Microsoft creó una capa de traducción que hace que Windows ARM pueda ejecutar código en lenguaje x86-x64.
En palabras simples; Windows ARM tiene que emular los juegos de Windows x86-x64 porque simplemente no esta compilado en su lenguaje.
Y la única manera de GTA V sea nativo para Windows ARM es que Rockstar compile para su versión.
Saludos 👍
@@mariohernesmal4745 vale, aunque eso a saber si lo harán, si no hay para Linux a saber para Win arm
Sd 845 vs sd 695 which is best bro damm it still powerful 🫡
Snapdragon 845 is still good choice! For High graphics games
I have a Redmi note 10 pro. Too bad I don't have this. I would have to dual boot 64gb since it's a 128gb phone and I probably can't get any games except for ones like Minecraft because of the low storage. What's funny is how Redmi note 9 pro is on list but not 10 pro.
Imagine gen 3💀
Puedes emular yuzu pana para ver a cuabtos fps va ?
Can we display the video in Androidtv through type c to HDMI port while using windows in Mobile
Yes, i need to try! I have multiport usb hub
@@RGBTechGamer unforunately it wont work because for display out the phone manufacturer has to add a dp out on the usb port on phone and not all do this only samsung,apple,oneplus,lg,asus,nubia give display out on their flagship phones poco f1 dose'nt have display out support so it wont work no matter how expensive dock you use
Wtf dude seriously pc games on mobile but how 😮 any custom rom
Its renegade project windows, link in description
Sir please a new game test video on Samsung F23 after 13 update please
Yes soon!
these are betterr than most of clash of cans, freefire and others 😂😂
Agreed.
Can you charge your poco F1 if using windows 10?
Yes. But dont expect more. It will drain as laptop
Try games like CSGO or other valve games like half life
Noted
How are you allow to run this games on android?? ;o
Its a Windows 10 ARM OS port by renegade project team.., you can check out description. Phones with Snapdragon 845, 855, 860 others phones work!
@@RGBTechGamer where can I get it? I have a note galaxy 9 with snapdragon 845
@@LilScarecrowofficial he gave link in description of that site
@@Ayushrider877 i did not noticed thanks brother
@@LilScarecrowofficialthe Galaxy 9 can't run this, because use the download mode, and no flashing mode by fastboot
Is it necessary to use pd type c hub???
in general we can also use it as touch. but for games you need to connect
I was asking about the type of hubs that i need to use.....can u please recommend me one??
Charging works?
Yes.
Bro can this damage the device?
Yes, if you play for long time., its already generate too much heat, playing near to AC cooler is must! Good for other things like Office, browse, basic productivity stuff! Just like a Budget laptops
Como sempre, a Apple atrasada kkkk no Android nois já tá com Pc completo e o iPhone agr que tá chegando 5 jogos de Pc 😂
Can you make gameplay gta v ps3 on aesterx ps3 emulator on it :v
No idea, but I’ll check out.. but its not that easy! may not work
i just think gta ps3 is more smoother than the original gta v pc version :v
Cause I've seen someone play the PC version of gta v on windows arm. pretty smooth. but with shadows turned off.
Yeah, i watched too.. the phone is on snapdragon 860 poco x3 pro right! Played without shadows. It gives on avg 22-30fps
Jesus 😨 what’s the temperature
Its not showing… but its too hot
Poco f1 work or no
Yes, for all snapdragon 845 & 855 phones. But you need to install that project bit too risky
set the graphics to lowest then zoom it
I set graphics to low, but can’t change the resolution it is fixed at 1080p
🙄
PS Games on Phonne 💀
PC games, windows ARM OS rom emulation