Anbernic 476h Full Review and FULL SETUP guide for NetherSX2

To skip straight to NetherSX2 setup go to 9:38, A HUGE CHANGE : SET UNDERCLOCKING TO 300% AND 3 (MAX) INSTEAD OF 75% a note, with these settings GPU Palette conversion may actually increase performance in some games. For a small discount as well as $5 off your first order, use this link to purchase: https://anbernic.com/?...​ Thank you for joining me, today we dive all the way in to the Anbernic 476h, and see if it's the device for you. Complete with fan and button noise tests, gameplay, and full NetherSX2 476hh specific setup guide.This video provides a detailed review and setup guide for the Anbernic RG476H handheld gaming device. The host, Chance, from Handheld Hero Hideout, focuses on its features, performance, and a specific setup for NetherSX2 to optimize gameplay. Here's a breakdown of the key points: Device Overview (0:00-2:14): The Anbernic RG476H is highlighted as an expensive, sleek, mid-range device with a 4.7-inch LTPS display and a capacitive touchscreen (1:03-1:31). It features a 120 Hz refresh rate for a detailed and color-balanced picture (1:39-1:45). Equipped with a UNISOC T820 processor, Mali G57 GPU (quad-core version), 8 GB of RAM, and 128 GB of storage (1:48-2:14). Battery Life and Performance Comparison (3:19-4:41): The device has a 5500 mAh battery, offering around 6 hours of gameplay for games like GTA Vice City on PS2 with specific settings (3:19-3:35). The 476H performance falls between an RG505 with Gamma OS and an RP4 Pro, showcasing superior screen quality compared to both (1:53-2:05). It also outperforms the Retroid Pocket 4's Demensity 900 in sustained performance by 20-30% due to its optimization (4:06-4:31). Gameplay Demonstrations (4:43-8:43): The video showcases gameplay from various titles, including Grand Theft Auto Vice City (4:49), God of War 2 (5:04), Mega Man X8 (5:34), Phantasy Star Universe(5:47), Final Fantasy 8 (6:20), Tekken 5 (6:31), Soulcalibur 3 (7:11), Chrono Trigger (7:34), Metroid Prime 2 (7:51), Resident Evil 3 (8:02), and Dawn of Mana (8:20). Color Comparison (8:54-9:36): The 476H screen is compared to the RG505 OLED panel and the Odin 2, emphasizing the 476H's higher pixel density. NetherSX2 Setup Guide (9:38-14:39): A step-by-step guide is provided to optimize NetherSX2 performance: Set screen resolution to 120 Hz (9:47-9:50). Enable multi-threaded VU1 (10:14-10:20). Adjust EE cycle rate underclocking to 300% and EE cycle skip to 3 (10:26-10:33). Use Vulcan for graphics, start in native bilinear filtering, and force MI mappings to full PS2 MIPS (10:53-11:10). Set texture filtering to enabled forced and blending accuracy to high or ultra (11:13-11:28). Enable bilinear upscaling to smooth for jagged edges (11:42-11:46). Enable host VSYNC to eliminate ghosting (11:52-12:00). Enable all options under device information in advanced settings (12:32-12:43). Allow spin for readbacks for a performance boost (12:59-13:04). Enable sync to host refresh rate (13:36-13:43). Force certain settings to ensure maximum speed and performance (13:55-14:09).