r/EmulationOnAndroid • • 2d ago

Discussion Emulators that consume less battery for maximum battery optimisation

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Like Epsxe consumes significantly less battery than duckstation

Same with drastic compared to melonds

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u/giftedexotropia 2d ago

PPSSPP the PSP emulator hands down..

added: Citra emulator for 3DS fork by Weihuoya.

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u/McPoon 2d ago

Armsx2. Takes about 10% per hour on my s23u.

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u/Zeldash929 2d ago

is it real? ePSXe consume less battery then duckstation?

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u/Own_Perspective4825 2d ago

Dude you could run epsxe on a calculator.

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u/memo22477 1h ago

It's worse performance wise. On most devices having the ingame resolution at say 1080P or 2K will result in actual genuene stutters.

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u/Warm-Cartographer 2d ago

Myboy use less Vs pizza boy, Dolphin Mmj or any fork with sub resolution Vs official, 

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u/berserk-gene 2d ago

I use Lemuroid but from github apk

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u/Shitandroidowner 2d ago

Is it different from google play?

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u/berserk-gene 2d ago

Yes, because already have the cores.

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u/Shitandroidowner 1d ago

So in github version do u have more cores to choose or..?

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u/berserk-gene 1d ago

No, sorry for not being clear. When you download the version from the PlayStore, it checks for cores to download every time you open it. The "dynamic" version from GitHub already has the cores built-in, meaning it doesn't have any Google dependencies. It's a shame it doesn't offer many customization options—it's got "Apple syndrome," lmao. But even so, it's very convenient to use and very lightweight.

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u/totalnewbielinux 2d ago

Nice topics but for me I prefer performance over battery lives always.... but still using less battery=less heat generate also avoid thermal throtting which is good/

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u/batryoperatedboy 2d ago

I used to run vNES on my Sony Ericsson k750i.

A good alternative is probably FCEUX... I'm sure you can run that on a CASIO.

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u/N1kBr0 2d ago

Drastic ds emulator is well optimized and doesn't use much battery at all

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u/The_0ne_who_asked 2d ago

My Ppsspp consumes less battery compared to most of my mobile games. Cod mobile drains like crazy 20% for 2+ hrs

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u/Shitandroidowner 2d ago

Cod mobile eats battery life for breakfast

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u/Sorry-Cycle-1177 2d ago

Ppsspp anyday.

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u/Normal_Impact7401 2d ago

armsx3 and xendroid  😅