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Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log in sign up User account menu 174 Bluestacks is bloated, Nox is shady, Memu has ads.

Ive only tried Nox and I have to say its working pretty well, but I have been hearing rumors that it is spyware.

If you guys have any other recommendations in android emulators, please let me know.

Android Emulator Arm Vs X86 Free Android Emulator

Heres our pretty decent free Android emulator when all the others are paid.

Nox and Memu are way outdated (I think Nox was actually running KitKat last I checked) and Bluestacks is anything but a stock Android experience.

The two that seemed to be the best ones -- AmiDuOS and Remix Player -- both bowed out of the game.

Remix was nigh perfect (missing only controller support) and is still available but its been almost two years since it was worked on and is rapidly falling behind in security as well as OS versions.

If youre just wanting to play some casual games then I recommend looking at Remix but some of the newer stuff coming out (like Modern Combat Versus and Shadowgun Legends) is beginning to require newer APIs.

I forget what it is now but the developers got picked up by Google and cut support for it.

Its depressing because it was the only one that ran every app I threw at it with no problems.

EDIT: It was LeapDroid Continue this thread level 2 1 point 2 years ago I think Nox let you download 5.1 and upper, it just doesnt come natively.

It takes 30 sec to update and works fine for me (probably felt this way because Bluestacks was such a mess).

Continue this thread level 1 Comment deleted by user 2 years ago More than 5 children level 2 18 points 2 years ago Performance isnt great and many apps will perform poorly due to not having an x86 version, should work fine on native hardware Continue this thread level 2 3 points 2 years ago I thought the point of android emulator is to run ARM android apps, and most of them are not available for x86.

Continue this thread level 2 1 point 2 years ago I also saw that they released RC-1 for 8.1 Oreo for it as well, definitely something to check out.

Continue this thread level 2 Original Poster 4 points 2 years ago level 1 Comment deleted by user 2 years ago More than 4 children level 2 5 points 2 years ago Looks like there is no free version anymore, requires a 136yr sub Continue this thread level 2 1 point 2 years ago I second this.

Android Emulator Arm Vs X86 Professional Development Purposes

Its actually built for professional development purposes and they make their money from pro use licences so less likely to steal your data etc.

It has also been running incredibly slow on my PC recently for some reason.

Whats your processor, did you install Haxm and are you running a x86 version of system images, preferably Google apis or better Play (arm ones are slow for everyone) Continue this thread level 1 9 points 2 years ago how about LDPlayer It is a good emulator after I use a lot of other emu like Bluestacks, Nox, MEmu, Andy, KOPlayer level 1 12 points 2 years ago You can use your favourite virtualization software (kvm, virtualbox, vmware, hyperv, etc.) and run android x86 in it.

This will perform better than any emulator, and works great.

In cases of kvm and virtualbox the stack is even complete open source, so you can make sure it doesnt do shady things) level 2 2 points 2 years ago The performance is absolutely worse than an emulator.

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