I have done my research and here is what I have found:
When people say that you can't play on Intel's chips, they are wrong. Most people believe this and Intel gets the bad rap of having bad graphics for gaming. The truth is that the people who believe this have heard this and built their own desktop. They have the nVIDEA and the Radeon graphics because they have heard about Intel. So they think that since their graphics can do very well but just not perfect all the time, Intel HD will suck. This is not true.
If you ask someone who has the new Ivy Bridge i5 or i7 with Intel Graphics, they will admit they were afraid at first, but when they used it it ran like a dream. Even i3 can do it if overclocked. The processor is mainly the factor. If you have even Sandy Bridge with Intel HD 3000 it will run well. It won't run at 60 FPS, and neither will Ivy and 4000, but it will run at a speed that is fine. I didn't even notice it wasn't 60FPS until I read the part that said 50FPS. That's fine, especially on 720p!
Also I am talking about laptops and desktops.
And I'm not talking about Super Mario Galaxy, that will lag at some points, but with almost every GameCube game te 4000 and Ivy Bridge work together in harmony.
The Legend of Zelda Wind Waker, Mario Kart Double Dash!!, Paper Mario, NSMB Wii, Sonic games, and almost every GameCube game out there will run at a very good speed. (Not sure about Pokemon XD or Colesseum)
Basically if you are getting a laptop or desktop and plan to emulate the GameCube, intel graphics are fine. If you have the money, however, it may be worth getting a laptop with a dedicated gpu.
Also look out for typos :0 autocorrect sucks
When people say that you can't play on Intel's chips, they are wrong. Most people believe this and Intel gets the bad rap of having bad graphics for gaming. The truth is that the people who believe this have heard this and built their own desktop. They have the nVIDEA and the Radeon graphics because they have heard about Intel. So they think that since their graphics can do very well but just not perfect all the time, Intel HD will suck. This is not true.
If you ask someone who has the new Ivy Bridge i5 or i7 with Intel Graphics, they will admit they were afraid at first, but when they used it it ran like a dream. Even i3 can do it if overclocked. The processor is mainly the factor. If you have even Sandy Bridge with Intel HD 3000 it will run well. It won't run at 60 FPS, and neither will Ivy and 4000, but it will run at a speed that is fine. I didn't even notice it wasn't 60FPS until I read the part that said 50FPS. That's fine, especially on 720p!
Also I am talking about laptops and desktops.
And I'm not talking about Super Mario Galaxy, that will lag at some points, but with almost every GameCube game te 4000 and Ivy Bridge work together in harmony.
The Legend of Zelda Wind Waker, Mario Kart Double Dash!!, Paper Mario, NSMB Wii, Sonic games, and almost every GameCube game out there will run at a very good speed. (Not sure about Pokemon XD or Colesseum)
Basically if you are getting a laptop or desktop and plan to emulate the GameCube, intel graphics are fine. If you have the money, however, it may be worth getting a laptop with a dedicated gpu.
Also look out for typos :0 autocorrect sucks
PC Specs
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1500X 3.5GHz
GPU: Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB
RAM: 8GB 2400MHz DDR4
OS: Windows 10 64-Bit
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 1500X 3.5GHz
GPU: Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB
RAM: 8GB 2400MHz DDR4
OS: Windows 10 64-Bit