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by near
1889 days ago
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In latency and power usage, yes. In compatibility and accuracy, no. Both are Turing complete, so there's nothing you can do with one that you can't do with the other. If you take the SNES core, my software emulator has 100% compatibility and no known bugs, and synchronizes all components at the raw clock cycle level. It also mitigates most of the latency concern through a technique known as run-ahead. But it does require more power to do this. |
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