Confirmed CPUs that emulate the Pentium MMX 233 without stuttering

[DevanDrake99]

-AMD Ryzen 3 2300x @ 3.5 GHz (4 Cores)
-AMD Ryzen 5 3600 @ 3.6 GHz (6 Cores)
-Intel Core i5-8400 @ 2.8 GHz (6 Cores)

I've tested three of these computers at Best Buy with my own flash drive just for testing purposes.

My CPU is an AMD FX-6300 @ 3.5 GHz (6 Cores), but my CPU's architecture (Bulldozer) really suck. The architecture is the main problem. As I play Quake II running on Pentium MMX 233, I get the emulation speeds between 35% and 50%.

Even the 2nd gen Ryzen 3 can handle the MMX 233 without dropping emulation speeds.

Comment down about your opinions. I wrote this just to save some money.

[DevanDrake99]

Even running with Voodoo1 3D accelerators doesn't affect the emulation speed.

[gen_angry]

What did you run within the machine?

Try Puyo Puyo 2, that one made my old 6700K stutter a bit. I would imagine that all them would have issues as well.

Even running with Voodoo1 3D accelerators doesn't affect the emulation speed.

It shouldn't, Voodoo emulation is on a separate thread than the CPU.

[DevanDrake99]

Prior to the release of the AMD Ryzen series of CPUs, AMD had a bad reputation because of the AMD FX series. AMD FX CPUs don't run single-threaded games at 100% in general. Valve Source titles only support single threads. AMD FX problems are about weak threads and cores. Running single thread software has terrible performance when it comes to AMD FX CPUs.

[Xanarki]

I've tested three of these computers at Best Buy with my own flash drive just for testing purposes.

I don't know why but I laughed at the thought of this. Plugging in a USB stick, running PCem for a minute, then shifting down to the next computer lol. I'm surprised they didn't kick you out.

I'm still curious to how it performs on a I9 10900 or above. Nobody on this forum has the CPU yet, it seems.