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Is the X5675 capable of pushing Dolphin emulation just fine?

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2 minutes ago, Potato*Salad said:

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try it maybe?

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You should be able to at least play quite a few games with stable performance, but keep in mind that each game will run differently from the rest. Like @KOMTechAndGaming said, just test the games out.

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Dolphin only really uses about 2 cores significantly, so Westmere EP wouldn't be the best for it, but it'll still run just fine probably, it's not like you need a 5GHz i7 7700K for it. 

Yours faithfully

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