Super Mario Odyssey in 4K? Yuzu Emulator's Prometheus update delivers multi-core support, but you'll still need an Intel Core i9-10900K for 60 FPS

[Redaktion]

The developers of the Yuzu Nintendo Switch emulator recently announced the launch of the Prometheus update. Prometheus delivers proper multi-core support, enabling massive performance gains in titles like Super Mario Odyssey.

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[opelit]

10900K XD oh... irony. Of course you will not mention AMD even if the 10900K is weaker than 8c/16t of 10c20t intel ...

[Johnthedos]

10900K XD oh... irony. Of course you will not mention AMD even if the 10900K is weaker than 8c/16t of 10c20t intel ...

Oh shut the f*** up jfc.... Nobody cares about your little AMD fanboy s***

[LostVaine]

10900K XD oh... irony. Of course you will not mention AMD even if the 10900K is weaker than 8c/16t of 10c20t intel ...

Oh shut the f*** up jfc.... Nobody cares about your little AMD fanboy s***

LMAO to this retard, since when asking them to be impartial when reporting news is being a fanboy? You instead seem to be pretty butthurt when facing reality. Enjoy your 1000W ""HEDT"" part, dumbass.

[shhh]

According to the yuzu blog post: some games, like Super Mario Odyssey, barely use cores 1 & 2, by doing all processing in core 0, effectively making them gain nothing from multicore.

[Arjun]

It depends scene by scene. There are some areas of Odyssey that see a 10-15 FPS uptick with multicore enabled, it's just not all the time.

[Usman]

I've tried this emulator and all the different config options, the 10900K will not get you 60FPS stable, the emulator needs to be worked on and maybe in a few months we might get a locked 60FPS without any stutters at all