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Warning: High compression requires more CPU power to decompress on the fly. If your PC is old, stick to a standard RVZ file. The phrase you've shared looks like a "clickbait"
: Modern "highly compressed" versions are often optimized for mobile and low-end PC devices, frequently hitting a stable 30 FPS even on mid-range hardware. If your PC is old, stick to a standard RVZ file
A: No. There is no “hot version” of Dolphin. Stick to official builds from dolphin-emu.org . There is no “hot version” of Dolphin
A: Yes. RVZ compression works great on Android. Place the file in your Dolphin/GC folder. For low-end phones, enable Skip EFB Access and set Emulated CPU Clock to 60%.