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They should work, I don't have many emulators on my tab but the ones I have installed all work correctly. Should be exactly the same as running it on a PC because that's what it is, which files are missing?

The Ipega will be fine for emulation, you might need a workaround (x360ce) for some Windows games though. My old Ipega 9021 and the 9017 both worked.

I was thinking that the Atom processor in the Chuwi may not have enough power to really play a lot of emulators and games, so I started looking for some other low cost tablets.  Does this one look like it will fit the iPega (10.6")?

http://www.geekbuying.com/item/CUBE-i7-Stylus-Windows-8-1-4GB-64GB-Electromagnetic-Screen-Tablet-PC-Intel-Core-M-Quad-Core-2-0GHz-10-6-Inch-1920-1080-Bluetooth-HDMI-OTG-WiFI---Black-348522.html

I've seen that one crop up in email offers, looks nice but on the expensive side. Do the keyboard and stylus come included in the price? They are optional extras in the bundle section but the wording seems to indicate they are included in the $489 price.

I guess it's up to you to decide if the extra power is worth a considerable price hike though, you can pick up the T100 pretty cheap on the used market.

Ah right I thought you were after something with a proper keyboard dock which is why I suggested a used T100. AFAIK it doesn't come in more powerful versions, they used to do an i5 and i7 Transformer but they were much bigger. Basically a thick, heavy ultrabook and an unwieldly 13" tablet in one overpriced package which nobody bought!

All lot of the more powerful tablets I've seen tend to be 12"-13", I think there was a Yoga around 11" though.

Personally I find the Atom 3735f more than enough for me, sure it's never going to run modern games (although lots of PS3 era games are fine) but it punches well above it's weight. I made mine into a mini laptop with the help of this guide, total cost about ?70:
http://kingoftweaks.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/mod-keyboard-for-miix-2-8.html

Oh, thank you for that info.  I didn't realize it had that kind of power.  I received my iPega 9023 the other day, and love it.  But, I've mostly been using it with my nVidia Shield Tablet (just recalled) to play Witcher III from bed.  lol...

I will try it on the Chuwi Hi8 tonight, and pop Steam on it.  There is an RPG I am dying to see if it can handle.  Thanks again!

Controllers depends on personal preference really. If you want to use it like a proper gaming tab then the Ipega 9023 is your only real option, not got one myself but I have the 9021 and apart from the dpad it's very good. If you're using it primarily for emulation and have the tablet on a stand then I think the 8bitdo controllers are great. I have the FC30 Pro and it has a great dpad (seriously, it's fantastic!) and nice mini analog sticks as well as two pairs of shoulder buttons. It can link via bluetooth as a generic pad but also via USB as an XBox360 pad which is great for Windows games, so it's pretty much the pad to use if you need something compact to play your Steam/GoG library on the go.

One drawback with the 8bitdo is the lack of analog triggers, so for racing games it's not ideal. In fact due to the small size it's not great if you need to use both sets of shoulder buttons in a game, I have big hands but can usually get used to small controllers yet I find it a struggle sometimes. I would say if you want to play mainly PC games then get a wired or wireless XBox360 pad. Drawbacks here are the dpad, overall size and stupidly long cables - however you can shorten the cables if you can solder, I did that on the USB dongle for my wireless pad but I guess it's the same procedure for the wired version. I wish they would integrate the dongle into the tablet, would make it a much better experience.

Hi everyone. I also bought a chuwi vi8 a couple of months ago. So far i'm satisfied with the performance. My only question is about the cpu frequency and turbo. Mine keeps around 1.3ghz and rarely it reaches 1.5ghz, but never goes above it. Has anyone here being able to reach the turbo frequency around 1.83ghz?

So, now that I have Windows 10 on the tablet, I thought I would try out Xbox streaming to the tablet using the iPega 9023.  The Xbox app in Windows 10 pops up that an Xbox controller isn't installed and doesn't accept the iPega for any input.

Does anyone know of a way to get the iPega detected as an Xbox controller?  I've been able to get a PS3 controller emulated as an Xbox controller, so there may be a hack out there.

I'm not aware of any spoof software for bluetooth controllers other than x360ce (which is hit and miss), in fact I saw on the 8bitdo forums someone had already asked that question and they said it wasn't possible over bluetooth but surely it can be done.

Oh, that's right!  I used to use an app in Windows that allowed me to use a PS3 controller via bluetooth, and emulate an Xbox controller.  I just found it here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ds3tool/

It used the actual Xbox drivers, injecting itself in as part of them.  Since it is open sourced, I wonder if there is a way to get it to work with the iPega. 

UPDATE:  DS3 may not be open sourced.  Not sure why it is on SF.net though.  But, I was able to find this package: http://emulation-general.wikia.com/wiki/SCP_Driver_Package

I am going to play with SCP when I find my VS 2010 DVD.  I had it in my laptop bag, but when I left my last job, I think I may have left it there.  :-(  Might have it in the closet though.