How Well Do Older PS1 and PS2 Games Hold Up on Modern Laptops?

[maxhunter]

I've been wondering how well older PS1 and PS2 games hold up on modern laptops. A lot of newer laptops have more than enough processing power for older games, but the experience can still depend on the emulator, graphics settings, drivers, and the laptop's hardware.

For PS1 games especially, the requirements are generally quite modest. PS2 emulation can be more demanding, so CPU performance, integrated vs. dedicated graphics, and cooling can make a noticeable difference.

Another part that can sometimes be confusing is getting the correct BIOS and configuring the emulator properly. For anyone interested in the PS1 side of things, I found this reference useful:

 

I'm curious what other NotebookTalk members have experienced. Have you tried running PS1 or PS2 games on a modern laptop? If so, what laptop and emulator did you use, and how was the performance?

[Reciever]

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Ps2 should be feasible on most modern laptops with a dgpu, especially at native resolution. 

 

From time to time I dabble back in the emulation space. I think the last title I played was final fantasy dirge of cerberus if memory serves.