These two are the best apps to download large files on Android.

both are good but they have their own differences although they aren't that much, for example GOPEED i found it was faster than AB DM but unlike AB it doesn't have a built-in browser and it also only lets you copy paste the link of the exact file not the web page which is hard to get in mobile.

and for AB DM some of you might say why not use ADM from Google play store, you're right but I've seen that this one is faster although i don't think it has an ad blocker which might suck for some of you who dont know how to get around those ads.

but again the main difference between these two is the built-in browser in AB DM and That Gopeed is faster, you could use adm if you want to but i figured i will mention this one since AB DM looks WAY better.

that's it i hope this gets what it deserves and if you guys need anything just DM me happy to help.

"Hello guys i'd like to know what games can i emulate on my nokia 3310🥰".Seriosuly stop with those annoying posts it takes roughly 1 minute of your life to literaly gogle it.

I'm playing it on Citra MMJ (Android) with the mod applied, plus a 1080p texture pack and the free camera mod (which actually comes bundled with this single-screen mod already). The result is really impressive: you get to play OoT3D in a much more widescreen-like aspect ratio, without that unused bottom screen taking up space, and the visuals are refreshed thanks to the textures.

It's not 16:9, but I believe the creator will add support for that in the future. Even so, it already looks incredible as is.

The mod also works on real 3DS hardware.

Link:

https://gamebanana.com/mods/695893

Creator's Twitter:

https://x.com/rlgcarrot/status/2079221682913317222

So, I got this telescopic gamepad with a built-in cooler last month, and it's awesome! The cooler works great, but the problem was I couldn't use bypass charging because there's no pass-through option. I was looking for a way to fix this, so I started searching for a right-angle cable, and luckily I found one! It's perfect for my phone while it's docked in the gamepad. Now I've got the ultimate combo of cooling, comfort, and bypass charging, so I don't have to worry about high power draw while gaming! 🫡🫡

By the way, if you're wondering what gamepad it is, it's called the Outlaw Nava, also sold as the Coolshark jk02, and the cable is from Portronics (not a promotion, just sharing!).

TLDR - Get atleast 12GB of RAM if you are interested in PC emulation

8GB or less

Very limiting, you might experience crashes if you try to play newer games or they might not boot at all, ram boost can help you but it's not a reliable solution

Highly recommend avoiding 8GB if possible and getting 12GB

12GB

This here is the comfortable territory, almost all games will run since you can hit a goal of 8GB RAM and 2GB VRAM for games

16GB or more

You might see a small performance boost from having more access to ram and you might run some games that 12GB can't but if they will actually perform well is another question, but hey, it's never bad to have more ram!

How could I increase FPS in Dark Souls Remastered? I use game assembly for Switch and emulate by Citron. I have very unstable FPS. Sometimes it is 15 and something it is 30 or even 35.

I think 25-30 FPS will be good and playable. My configurations is: Redmi Pad Pro; Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 Mobile Platform. Octa-core Max 2.4GHzb 6+2 GB RAM; Android 16.

Should I try another configurations in Citron? Or maybe I should try to emulate by Winlator?

This is another solid update. It adds a lot of useful fixes across the emulator along with a few new features.

The biggest addition is the new audio options under Settings > Audio. OpenSL ES Audio is a compatibility mode for devices where the default AAudio backend crackles, glitches, or refuses to start. It adds a bit of latency, so it's best left off unless you're having audio issues. (Listed as OpenSL ES Audio (compatibility) in Settings > Audio.)"

Lightwieght Audio skips reverb processing to free up CPU time. Lower end devices might gain a few FPS, but you'll lose echo and reverb effects. ( Listed as Lightweight Audio (skip reverb) in Settings > Audio.)

SPU2 SIMD Audio is an experimental option. It uses a faster NEON path for reverb processing to reduce CPU usage, which can help performance on CPU limited devices. SPU2 had worked good from my experience ( SPU2 SIMD is not Mentioned in the changelog saying from my personal experience your experience may very based on your device)

GameDB fixes and Speedhacks now have their descriptions back, making it much easier for newer users to understand what each option does before changing it.

A controller vibration strength slider has also been added under Controls. It works with both touch haptics and physical controllers and is adjustable from 0% to 200%. A nice addition for anyone using a controller with rumble support.

RetroAchievements received quite a few improvements too. You can now adjust achievement sound volume, achievement sounds work with Do Not Disturb enabled, achievement points appear before launching a game, and your profile picture along with Hardcore and Softcore points now appears in the menus.

Per-game Reset has been fixed and now properly resets game specific settings while keeping cheats and patches intact.

Other changes include a refreshed shader cache, custom on-screen stats now appearing as soon as a game boots, a fix for the custom OSD requiring a restart to appear, the OSD now being disabled by default on new installs, audio no longer cutting out after leaving the pause menu, an animated library background for older Mali GPUs that can't render the live XMB wave, and several GS and renderer fixes from @sashkinbro. It also fixed the library animation issue on my device.

I am not affiliated with or associated with the ARMSX2 developers. All credits go to jpollo (ARMSX2 Dev) and the PS2 emulation team for their work.

Official ARMSX2 GitHub: https://github.com/ARMSX2/ARMSX2

The official PS2 Android Emulation Sub is r/Playstation2onAndroid( This sub is not related to the guy causing troubles to the devs it is endorsed by the devs of multiple PS2 emulators)

Don't...spend your money elsewhere on another brand that isn't Xiaomi or its breed. 😑 I've been on HyperOS 3 for quite a while now and didn't notice apps getting killed for exceeding certain memory limits. But these past few days I noticed both Winlator and Eden can no longer run 'heavy' games without crashing, starting with massive slowdowns within 5 minutes of gameplay. 🥴 I don't know what they added or when they changed anything on my device but they were able to force this shit on me. I guess it's true what they say...when you buy these chinese brands, they own everything unless you are willing to risk bricking your device by rooting and removing the shit inside them. 😬 Until these chinese brands listen to users complaints, please do not purchase any Xiaomi for now. If it makes you breathe easier, emulators like Dolphin and Arnsx2 Refresh don't seem to be affected by this shit...yet. 🤷🏼‍♂️

The only issue is these missing details.

The game runs flawlessly with 40 to 50 fps.

I used bannerlator v2.8.

Just imagine something like this on the Odin 4

Ps:add liquide cooling from the red magic 11pro and liquide metal

So, I am testing the new emulators and by doing nothing but the startup configuration and enabling patches and cheats for each emulator i get 60 fps on nethersx turnip while on armsx with turnip and vulkan i get 50 fps for god of war 1 and it doesnt seems the same smoothness. Is this normal or nethersx2 increseas speed to match 60 fps ? is there anything else i can try ? thanks

Odin 2 portal

Edit: I actually checked game speed and it is 100% with 60 fps

Hey guys!

I have a OnePlus 7T (Snapdragon 855+, 8GB RAM, 256GB storage) along with an EvoFox Deck 2 mobile controller.

I'm looking for game recommendations that my phone can handle well from:

Nintendo Switch

PS2

PC games (via Winlator)

Here are a few games I've already tested:

Hollow Knight: Silksong (PC via Winlator) – 720p, locked 60 FPS.

Red Dead Redemption (PC version) – around 20 FPS.

GTA V – around 30 FPS, but it crashes after driving for a while.

I'm open to any genre—action, RPG, racing, platformers, indie, or anything else. I'd especially love games that play well with a controller.

What are your favorite games that run smoothly on similar hardware? Feel free to recommend hidden gems too!

I’m playing it at a 1340x600 resolution to fit my phone’s full screen, though this results in slightly lower frame rates. The frame rate can exceed 60 fps, but only during calm moments with little action in the area without recording. If you’re aiming for a more consistent 60 fps with medium-high graphics, I recommend using a 1280x720 resolution.

I’ve set my graphics to very low while keeping the lighting quality high, and limited the frame rate to 40 with balanced frame generation (My go to fps to reduce artifacting). This helps prevent the device from getting too hot, especially since the resolution I’m using fills the entire screen.

- Eden Nightly Build 19 July

- Snapdragon 870

- Realme GT NEO 3T (8GB RAM)

- Driver Mr. Purple T19

Gameplay: https://youtu.be/4bLHRPWbnww

I dont think I've called myself dumb so many times while playing a game. I was trying to beat Zelda Oracle Of Seasons without using any guides and damn that was brutal. I know older games were harder in order to make them last longer for the users but damn that took way longer then I expected. Some newer games hold your hand way to much now IMHO.

This was my first game completed on my rotate since getting it all setup. Hope the rotate 2 doesn't comes out before I can beat Oracle of Ages.

PPSSPP ver1.20.4

Device RP5

Game Yugioh Tag Force 5

I just started playing, and when I enter a duel on the rock-paper-scissors screen, I get frame drops, which doesn't happen at any other point in the game. Is there a setting I need to change?

Hey !

As written in the title, I'm debating on getting the S26 Ultra for PC emulation without cooler.

Do you guys have any experience running PC games on the S26 Ultra without cooler ? I've read that the thermal throttling kicks in pretty fast.

I don't intend to play games like Cyberpunk, The Last of Us etc but maybe less demanding games.

Is it worth it to invest in it if I don't want to carry a cooler with it ?

I wanted to play splinter cell double agent on gamehub but when I import the game launcher and press play it doesn't boot