I had a 2009 mini I tried to make a HS machine but I just got rid of it.once you get into the realm of HD dreamcast they run out of steam.

Taito Type X it will probably run the games don't need much horsepower but still. As far as PS2 goes, you MIGHT be able to run some light to medium titles at native resolution but that's pushing it, same for Dolphin. Those specs will probably run up to nulldc in 1080p, but Demul right now is the most accurate emulator and that mac will fall flat on it's face. They want 700 beans for them now? Dude you can build something for that price that will blow that out of the water. I thought of the Alienware X51 maybe? Looks good and fits perfectly into a living room. since I'm in Europe, I'd like to have some links if possible. maybe some advice on a mini or micro ITX board along with cpu and all that set up? I'd like to order something. But is the mac mini enough? Maybe someone of you is running that setup?

I'm mostly interested in Wii, PS2, Taito X, CPS3 and so on. I just want something SILENT (as it would be in my living room) to run my games on. I've seen people going with those barebones for $300 and I've seen ppl telling others to get a high end PC for $1500 in order to get PS2 emulation or something similar smoothly.

Here's the current setup of the most recent mac mini.įurthermore, I have absolutely no idea what I need to run PS2 and that stuff smoothly. Is the current mac mini along with it's graphics card capable of running Dreamcast, Wii PS2 and possibly Taito X2, CPS3, etc. My question as someone who's just looking into HS and setting up his 'arcade machine': I've been googlen my *** off, checked out some videos on youtube and saw some people running HS with Bootcamp (so it's basically a windows 7 圆4 version) and played PS2 with it.

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