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While the old emulated games have low resolution, there is support for various postprocessing options. There are many shaders that can be used to improve the ex
by vinkelhake 10y ago
While the old emulated games have low resolution, there is support for various postprocessing options. There are many shaders that can be used to improve the experience and these are run at a higher resolution.
The raspberry pis aren't fast enough for running the more advanced shaders in 1080@60Hz, but many simpler ones work well.
- colejohnson66 10y agoWhat about the new Pi 3B? I know the 2B isn't fast enough for 1080@60, but is the 3B any better?
- happycube 10y ago3B has pretty much the same GPU (it might be upclocked), so shaders won't work much better. ARM really improved memory bandwidth from the A7 to A53 uncore bits, which probably helps as much as the CPU speed bumps... at the cost of it running quite a bit hotter. I read an Anandtech article where they compared Samsung arm32 to arm64 chips, and the benchmark differences were actually quite similar to Pi2->3.