Specifications incomplete. Runs at 1 FPS (frames per day).

But will it run Crysis ?!

I see your expectations are in check.

I run skyrim on my light-up shoes.

What kinda emulation would this be able to handle? I want to order the 8gb model

Wow, you must feel on top of the world. What a champion.

flips the turbo switch and boots up DOS

There are a lot of cheap i5-6500T pc's on ebay and unlike a RP4 they came with a ssd, case, powersupply.

https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/compare/20020208?baseline=20027404

Maybe, but my phone has a Hexa-core (2x 3.46 GHz Everest + 4x 2.02 GHz Sawtooth) CPU so it’d be smoking that 2 core x86 without breaking a sweat

Dual core x86 is a fair bit different from dual core ARM

They had to have started some development since they released a teaser a while back

Wellllllll

Mac Mini M2:

https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/19960328

Rockchip rk3588S:

https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/11371316

But these $99 or whatever mini computers are still absolutely AMAZING for hobbyist stuff and emulators!l but for $599 that Mac Mini don’t start at a bad price for the speed

The $99 board would handle up through Dreamcast and some PS2 great but that M2 could get you Gamecube, Switch emulation and PS3

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Original Skyrim requirements:

• Processor: Dual Core 2.0GHz or equivalent processor.

• Memory: 2GB System RAM.

• 6GB Storage

Yeah, think my phone could handle that. Hell, my Watch could nearly handle that.

Your phone was capable enough years ago.

I really wouldn't expect ES6 this century, they wouldn't rush a game like this of course.

You guys have phones, right?

I never knew about this! Thank you for this information.

USB C port.

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15 years post Skyrim seems way too soon. Iirc, Bethesda said they haven’t even started developed of ES6.

Maybe 25 years after Skyrim, we’ll get a Skyrim remaster, and 10 years after that we’ll get ES6, but it’ll be streaming only.

That's pretty cool. Didn't know some dialects use it. Thanks for the info!

If something had the depth and width of a credit card, but is one hundred feet tall, it would still be referred to as “credit card sized”.

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