Because this thing is tiny so I can carry it from my living room to my bedroom.
Anyone tried this out yet as an emulation machine? How well does it run compared to the 3 model?
Carter Bailey
Austin Bell
I'm so fucking horny for 2.5/10 desperate landwhales. I want to fuck a coked-out tumblr hipster 2.5/10 desperate landwhale aesthetic astrology thot in her lip gloss DSL mouth. I want to cum all over a girl with thick frame glasses and edge dyed bobcat bangs. Everytime I hear a THICK, waist-high-jean-clad braindead choker-wearing slutty wiccan minx say "yikes", "y'all", "big mood", "cancelled" or "this is a bop", I get an uncontrollable urge to run up to her and fondle her d cups and sweaty fat thighs. I want to pour my white olive oil onto her contoured cheeks and neotenous faces and rhinoplatisized nose. I want to finger a 2.5/10 desperate landwhale hoe through her jean overalls while pretending to be interested as she talks about retrogaming and pixel art and how pc gaming fans suck and 8-bit music and nintendo news and 'cabinets' in local game store and rick & normie and homeopathy and nes controllers and taking adder all to pass exams. I'm. SO. Fucking. Horny
Christopher Allen
what r u trying to emulate? maybe u mite want 2 look into the nvidia shield, but if ur going to the route of ARM SoCs then if I were you I'd check out odroid (i have the XU and C, p happy w both) and if you don't want an ARM SoC then an intel galileo or edison mite b cool 2
Samuel Evans
I haven't tried the Pi 4, but I do have a Pi 3 b+ and I can share my experience with that if anyone is on the fence about getting one.
Please understand that I haven't played old school games in a long time, so it could have been that I sucked at the games I played but any 2D game I played felt like it had a noticeable input lag. Not a very big one, but sometimes when I wanted to jump or attack an enemy it felt like it took just a split second too long. It could have been the settings, it could have been the controller or even the TV, I don't know.
3D games, specifically PS1 games ran flawlessly, beat Crash 1 and 2 with hardly any trouble, maybe an occasional slow down that lasted for like 2 seconds but that could have been from the games.
Landon Perry
no one cares
Evan Collins
But how does this thing get power? I have never understood how these Pi work. Do you install windows on it? or does it need some specific OS?
Matthew Rogers
powered by ac adapter
uses linux
Jason Cox
I thought you had to soder some shit on to it to make it work? not just plug and play
William Lopez
You could theoretically install Windows for it, but in practice all practical OS choices for it are Linux-based. If you want to buy one and make it into emulator box, you only need this:
retropie.org.uk
Liam Cruz
You usually need a 12V power supply. There's actually a lot of shit you can buy for those things, sometimes the Pi comes bundled with them. For example this kit has the power adapter, a case, a memory card, hdmi cable and even a cooler in it.