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The video showcases the performance of the new iPad Pro with the M2 Chip in running emulators for GameCube, Wii, Saturn, and PSP games. It compares the iPad Pro's performance with the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra, highlighting the iPad's superior CPU and GPU performance. Emulators like Dolphin iOS and RetroArch are discussed, along with the capabilities of Sega Saturn and PSP emulation. The speaker explores Wii game emulation on the iPad, emphasizing the device's ability to run games smoothly at 4K resolution. The M2 iPad is praised for its emulation capabilities and overall performance, suggesting it as a powerful tablet option for gaming and other tasks.
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In this segment of the video, the content creator is testing the emulation performance of the new iPad Pro with the M2 Chip. They highlight the significant boost in CPU and GPU performance with the M2 Chip compared to previous models. The iPad Pro features an 11-inch model, M2 Chip with eight cores, 8GB of RAM, 120Hz liquid retina IPS display with HDR 10 and Dolby Vision support. The creator also mentions the pricing comparisons with Android tablets and mentions that while Apple devices are expensive, top-tier Android tablets are also costly. They plan to test GameCube, Wii, and Saturn SP emulation performance on the iPad Pro and share that initial testing shows excellent performance.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on comparing the performance of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra and the iPad Pro 11. The iPad Pro 11, powered by the M2 chip, outperforms the Tab S8 Ultra powered by the Snapdragon Gen 1 chip in benchmarks for single-core and multi-core performance as well as GPU performance. The video also discusses how to install emulators on iOS devices using Alt Store, which allows for sideloading applications without jailbreaking. Emulators like Dolphin iOS and RetroArch are shown running on the iPad, offering support for various gaming platforms. The segment also mentions using controllers with iOS devices for gaming, highlighting the 8-Bit Ultimate Bluetooth controller that works with iOS 16.
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In this segment of the video, the YouTuber demonstrates the capabilities of the Sega Saturn emulation using the Beetle core with Retroarch on the device. They highlight the accuracy of the Beetle core compared to other emulators, the smooth performance of games like Virtua Fighter 2 and Killer Instinct 2 on ARM devices, and successful PSP emulation using the standalone version of PPSSPP, showcasing smooth gameplay on demanding titles like Chains of Olympus and Ghost of Sparta at high resolutions without any hiccups.
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In this segment of the video, the presenter explores the Dolphin iOS emulator for GameCube and Wii games on an iPad with an M2 CPU. They discuss the limitations of PS2 emulation on iOS and showcase various games running smoothly at 4K resolution using Vulcan back end. Games like Time Splitters 2, Pokemon XD Gale of Darkness, Metroid Prime, and F-Zero GX are tested, with some needing a resolution drop to 1440p for optimal performance. The presenter expresses a desire for Apple to allow sideloading of applications, suggesting that the M2 Chip could potentially emulate Wii U games effectively. Overall, the performance of the M2 iPad is praised for its emulation capabilities.
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In this part of the video, the speaker demonstrates using the Dolphin Emulator on an M2 iPad to play Wii games with external storage, allowing games to be played directly from a USB drive. They highlight the impressive performance of Wii games running at full speed in 4K using the emulator on the iPad. The speaker mentions testing various Wii games and running Tatsunoko versus Capcom at 4K resolution, showcasing the power of the M2 iPad for emulation. They discuss the limitations of iOS for emulator availability compared to Android but praise the M2 iPad as a powerful tablet option, noting it excels in running GameCube and Wii games at 4K on a mobile device. The speaker suggests the iPad Pro as a great choice for a tablet, particularly if looking for excellent performance and not necessarily solely for emulation purposes.