Not really. RPCS3 is very heavily multi-threaded, and the big thing that makes it perform better on Intel CPUs than AMD is differences in the performance of cro

Not really. RPCS3 is very heavily multi-threaded, and the big thing that makes it perform better on Intel CPUs than AMD is differences in the performance of cross-core synchronization and data transfer. Current AMD desktop processors are split into CCXs containing at most 4 cores, and any communication between CCXs has to go via the seperate IO die which is relatively slow.