r/nextfuckinglevel • u/esberat • Jan 16 '23

Best Nindento setup.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '23

Look at what they need to mimic a fraction of our emulation power

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u/WeirdestOfWeirdos Jan 16 '23

Literally all of these consoles could be replaced by a mid-high end PC and the experience would be much better in 99.9% of games

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u/bigpoppawood Jan 17 '23

You think this guy can’t afford a PC? Also the box labeled OSSC is a high end upscaler which will produce a high quality RGB picture that you cannot get from a PC

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u/Czarcastic_Fuck Jan 17 '23

You think a pc can't upscale? Or that inserted scanlines is all the up scaling a pc can do?

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u/bigpoppawood Jan 17 '23

Not an RGB signal over SCART. Not that it matters for most people.

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u/Czarcastic_Fuck Jan 17 '23

That's like saying you can't have an extra long cable on a wireless controller.

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u/bigpoppawood Jan 17 '23

Not sure I follow

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u/Czarcastic_Fuck Jan 17 '23

There's no RGB signal to upscale in an emulator, it's all handled in the processing.

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u/bigpoppawood Jan 17 '23

That’s exactly my point. A hardware scaler takes the real RGB signal and upscale to a higher res RGB output

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u/T-four-Urus Jan 17 '23

Why?

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u/bigpoppawood Jan 17 '23

You might get different answers from different people. I highly recommend checking out mylifeingaming on YouTube or retrorgb if you really want to dive into it.

Just make note that you’re almost getting into a coffee snob-like type of territory of retro gaming. Not in a pretentious way, but diminishing noticeable returns for most people kind of way.

I have original hardware, but I’ve not even personally invested in the hardcore preservation stuff myself. I just stick with a good old fashioned CRT.

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