Trust me, I would like to change the name of the subreddit but reddit does not allow it. Modern Ryujinx no longer works on Windows 7 either. Probably because that PC was never upgraded past Windows 7, should get around to installing Linux on it. Yuzu might be faster (it probably is), but I couldn't get it working. It ran at full resolution, but that's probably only because Xenoblade's default resolution in handheld mode is garbage by default. Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition ran okay and I actually played through the entire game on Ryujinx with the GT 720, but only in handheld mode and you will definitely get frame drops (though thankfully the game doesn't run at a locked framerate so it remains playable unlike Super Mario Odyssey). Super Mario Odyssey wouldn't run full speed no matter what I tried.
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond runs full speed no problem in docked mode at full resolution. Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury runs fine, but only in handheld mode and with resolution set to 0,75 (75% of the regular resolution). I had a GT 720 (which I guess is slightly better than what you have) and it was very hit and miss. I'm not flaming the team, I'm just not blinded by the fact they've done this on so many occasions and still maintain the fact they're clean and such. They denied this code being merged into the main yuzu build, but then merged the code anyway without the proper credit of pineapple. Whilst it is true they distribute early access builds for free, they do it entirely in the license terms and it is fully legal to do so. The final case is of PinEApple and yuzu taking code written by them. Again, yuzu took it without credit and ryujinx once again stepped in. This was most famously used by Mario kart 8 deluxe, which ironically was playable on ryujinx before yuzu. The final case of ryujinx was the rewrite of the mii service. They were again asked to credit this even though it was a different period of time compared to NVDEC, and they did it reluctantly once thog noticed. Yuzu was also rewriting their time service, and taking code from ryujinx. During the development on the PR, gdkchan requested to be credited properly, as the ryujinx team wasn't before that. When Yuzu was adding NVDEC support to their emulator to play back videos, Ryujinx already had the support.
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