64fanatic

Yea might go the i3 route, if it runs like dogshit I'll throw in a dedicated GFX card after.

I think that is massive overkill SentaiBrad, but thanks for responding regardless! Really I just need to know what I can get away with to run BigBox smoothly. No min requirements where I can see. This computer won't be doing anything other than directly launching into BigBox on boot up. I could run n64/ps1 on a potato as long as it has a mid range vid card, but BigBox I suspect will actually take more power unless I'm wrong. DOS76, I've always seen people having issues with integrated chips in the past. Intel HD especially did an awful job with N64 emulation. Have things improved in the last 6 years? I'd definitely go that route if it would work properly.

Hey guys, I was wondering what could be the minimum specs a computer could be to run BigBox without lagging up and full speed n64 and ps1 titles? My sister is moving out soon and I want to give her an all in one system with all her favorite games built in, but since I'm not planning on it running anything new I want to do it cheap as I can. I live by Memory Express, so I'll be using this website: http://www.memoryexpress.com/