People building Android head units for old cars use cheap v7a boards. They don't want to play; they want a screensaver of Gran Turismo 4 replays running in their dashboard.
For everyone else, the v7a APK remains what it has always been: a proof of concept that plays a mean game of chess, but cries when you ask it to render water physics. Have you tried running AetherSX2 on a vintage tablet? Share your war stories in the comments (and your CPU temperature readings). Aethersx2 Armeabi-v7a
In the world of high-end Android emulation, the conversation is usually dominated by flagship chips: the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, the Dimensity 9300, and devices with 12GB of RAM. We talk about Vulkan renderers, upscaling to 4K, and texture packs. People building Android head units for old cars