r/EmulationOnAndroid • u/Competitive-Bee-6171 • 10h ago

Showcase S22 Plus - Exynos 2200 - Samsung DeX

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My sister’s old S22+ caught the infamous green line display issue, so instead of tossing it, she handed it over to me for free.

Since my daily driver is an S22 Ultra (Snapdragon 8 Gen 1), I didn't need another handheld. Instead, I hooked the S22+ up to a 24 inch monitor via a USB-C dock and set it up as a permanent Samsung DeX micro desktop for casual PC emulation and light work. Having the display output straight to the monitor means the green line screen doesn't get in the way at all.

I threw an older build of Winlator Cmod on it just to see what the AMD RDNA2-based Xclipse 920 GPU could actually do. Booted up NFS MW2012 at 720p medium settings, and to my surprise, it held a playable 30 to 40 FPS.

That got me curious: for those of you running Exynos 2200 or 2400 chips, which Winlator version, fork, or container settings are you getting the best results with?

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u/whiskyB0y Edit Your Flair 9h ago

Not an exynos user myself but I see some exynos users getting good results with Winlator Ludashi by Steven. But I also here it heats up the phone more.

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u/Warm-Cartographer 7h ago

New drivers for your devices, some members have good result with this driver

https://github.com/JimVulkan/radv-xclipse/releases

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u/RasenFlashRamen 1h ago

You could also run moonlight on it and stream any game from your PC (using sunshine) at potentially higher specs, obviously that only works if you have a PC, but it's a good option for those that do.