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my device is xiaomi pad 6

@@3110png and what about driver ?

@ yes i did that too, i downloaded the driver and the file name has turnip(?) in it

please i really need your help, i want to play animal crossing since forever :(

@@3110png i also want to help but everything in the video is all I did.

For now use latest mesa turnip adreno driver and when you have time watch this for better understanding th-cam.com/video/FSVAme31fcA/w-d-xo.html

Ohho thanks for informing it , I should have double check it.

Thanks appreciate it bro , I also love the characters i used in my videos.

🥲 same here btw happy new year to you too.

maybe someday when I have funds.

Thanks!

It's already corrected in the bottom left I'm sorry if you didn't like it but I like to joke like this.

In the language of emulation 30 fps means smooth 20 fps means playable 😂

@@etshArk87 Yes, it may be old by today’s standards, but most people still use devices with these older specs. That’s why I want to highlight just how much potential these older devices still have. While they may not match the performance of the latest 8 Gen 3 or 8 Elite processors, there’s plenty they can offer. For those looking to see the absolute best performance, there are countless amazing videos out there showcasing tests on cutting-edge hardware but my videos are not for that audience.

@Kurorononon actually, all i see are videos emulating windows or switch using old SOCs. I have a snapdragon 8 elite and a snapdragon 8 gen 2 lying around and I can't for real get videos of these socs. No GTA4 for the elite, or even older titles. Dead space, mass effect, BioShock, metro, fallout, RPG titles, etc... Its only fighting games or platformers. I should test them myself but I don't have time that it takes hours of testing and fiddling with settings to get any game working. There are flagship killers out there for cheap and yet, people stick to old phones. I don't get it

I’d also love to test games there too, but I don’t have the funds for it right now. Maybe someday.

I already uploaded a post for 1k subs i think that's enough to show my happiness. ☺️

@@raushansharma3354 thanks for watching. I'll think about including the size of the game.

@@Expher-v8h source : trust me bro

@@Expher-v8h just kidding it's all real try it yourself if you don't believe me.

@Kurorononon yes bro. And I support u, keep going 🤩

@@blessingbeauty3885 thanks bro appreciate it.

@@khacharpruthviraj8059 did you understand video properly ?

@Kurorononon yes

But I can't get the fps

Is 8 gen 3 not optimized yet?

@@khacharpruthviraj8059 it should be. you would have butcher something.

Not everyone pirates lol

@@blessingbeauty3885 Yes

I already uploaded 100 playable games.

Thanks brother appreciate it. 👍👍

@@Youknowjoe187 I use AI voiceovers because my phone's microphone doesn’t deliver good sound quality while chatgpt can voiceover upto 6 minutes I have to cut and paste between every fullstop the voiceovers to make it sound natural. Regarding AI animations, there’s only about 2 seconds of it in my videos, and I could easily replace that with a static image if necessary. My process is anything but lazy. It takes me 2-4 days to finalize the script, and editing can take up to 9 days, which I manage alongside my classes, often working during breaks on my phone. Beyond those brief AI animations, every other animation is created from scratch, and even the artwork in my thumbnails is entirely made by me. So, how is that lazy? Please, explain.

@Kurorononon you probably got some yt cash right? Use that to buy a microphone and get a artist. Boom

I’m not currently earning any money from TH-cam and why would I hire an artist when I can draw myself? In the past, I worked on commission as both an editor and an artist. The only issue right now is that I’m not comfortable with my voice, and my microphone quality isn’t great either. Even though I use AI for voiceovers, the words and scripts are entirely mine.

@@Youknowjoe187 stop being a crybaby.

I don't have that device but maybe my guide video will help you as I explained everything.

Sorry my bad , i mistaken the ultimate Ninja to ultimate Ninja storm but since it's a game from 2008 still stucked in 30 fps emulation do find useful in this case that's what I was actually try to say in the video and thanks for the correction.

@@Kurorononon no worries, I thought you're just joking about it But yeah it's a bit unfortunate that it capped to 30 when it could do more

Appreciate it 👍

Yes , i wanna make a separate video on that so I didn't showed in this video.

Understandable.

Dumb reason to unsub lol

Thanks I'm glad you liked it.

UZUY MMJR REV 9

@@Kurorononon thanks! i have a one request, can you explain what are the differences between antutu, 3d mark, geekbench mark version of a uzuy mmjr rev 9 build. thank youu!

Benchmark versions of emulators trick the system into recognizing them as benchmark applications. Since benchmark apps are designed to push a device to its absolute limits, extracting every bit of performance to measure its capabilities, the Android system doesn’t impose typical restrictions on them. This is why benchmark versions of emulators often perform better than their standard counterparts. However, this enhanced performance comes at a cost, as these versions generate significantly more heat compared to regular versions. AnTuTu focuses on evaluating the overall performance of a device, testing the CPU, GPU and storage to provide a comprehensive performance score. On the other hand, 3D benchmarks are specifically designed to measure graphical tasks, such as 3D rendering and gaming performance. Hope this explanation helped you