If you do not have a high-end system but you wish to run a high-spec game or software, the below-listed emulators can help you achieve your dream result

There was a time when video games and software were less complex and therefore, the size of their files was less as well. However, with the advancement of technology, video games and software in the present era, feature massive-sized files. Not to forget, to run those games and software, one needs to have a high-end system. 

Unfortunately, owning a high-end system is not everyone’s cup of tea and, therefore, bright minds gave birth to emulators. For the unversed souls, an emulator is a type of hardware/software that enables one system to function like another system. In layman's terms, an emulator enables a low-end system to behave like a high-end system and therefore, one can run any type of software or game on any system/PC. 

In the following paragraphs, we have listed some of the top emulators one can use this year. 

BlueStacks 

BlueStacks have been a leading emulator in the world of PCs for a really long time. No matter which operating system you are working on, the BlueStacks emulator can turn any system into a mammoth gaming system. The emulator is designed in such a manner that one can run several apps simultaneously without the system crashing down. Not to forget, your data is always safe because BlueStacks has a GDPR compliance certificate. 

JPCMSIM

While BlueStacks is meant for an open-sourced operating system that runs on most of the smartphones around the world, JPCMSIM is one of the highest-rated emulators in the world that changes any PC into a Win operating system up to version 7 (if you know what we mean). Once installed, it takes around 20 seconds to boot up your desktop and change it into a Win OS. 

PCSX-Reloaded

The above-mentioned emulators can do more than just running video games. However, the PCSX-Reloaded emulator is a PlayStation emulator which means it can turn a PC into a PlayStation. No matter what PC you have and what OS you are running on, the PCS-X Reloaded can give you the experience of a PlayStation without creating a hole in your wallet. The emulator can be downloaded from the web for free. 

Last but not the least, a few more emulators we run frequently are LD Player, XeMu360, Wine and Boot Camp.