I just hope that you'll spend more time considering the alternative options. Sorry for not being very helpful, and ultimately you're free to spend your money however you like, of course. You won't get much performance benefit from emulators with a Dual Core.Īs for that graphics card, please look at these graphs: These days you should really be aiming for a Quad Core if you want the PC to be up to current-gen standards. Their parts are not better than what you can get yourself and their buildsmanship is very mediocre, certainly nothing to pay extra for. Dolphin is very good at emulating Wii VC and only suffers from slight additional lag in certain areas (such as Market as child), which could be mitigated by increasing the clock rate.
Trust me- as a previous Alienware owner (I had one of those giant Aurora systems, worst mistake of my life), I'm just trying to save you a lot of money, time, and stress. Dolphin is a popular emulator for both Gamecube and Wii games, but it can also be used to play Ocarina of Time Randomizer on thru the Wiis Virtual Console mode.
The Alienware name hasn't been anything but a joke for the past 10 years, since they were bought out by Dell. You can get compact cases and mATX motherboards super easy, if size is your primary concern.
