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I want a strong gaming monitor for my midrange gaming PC (Geforce 2060, Ryzen 7 3800X) but also need to be able to play PS2/Gamecube on it, meaning I need a way to plug RCA wires (red, yellow, white) into it. What monitor/convertors are recommended? I am looking for 100-200 dollars for the monitor and any necessary convertors combined. It should work for both normal PC / gaming usage and also these older consoles. Thanks!

Both PS2 and GameCube have RCA connectors, but the people who asnwered my most recent question said that using my HP 15t laptop as a monitor for it would create a few seconds of input lag, making the game basically unplayable. My TV is a SONY Bravia, so I am guessing it's too old to be screen recorded. Since my laptop lacks a DVD player and is not for gaming, PSCX and most other emulators are out of the question. Any suggestions?

So as far as I know, I can simply get a RCA connector to HDMI converter and plug the PS2/ GameCube into that. I'm doing this cuz my laptop is not a gaming computer AND lacks a DVD reader, meaning that PSCX is probably not an option. Is my idea of getting one of those cheap (like 10 dollar) converters of RCA to HDMI gonna work? I really don't want to damage my laptop trying as it is very new - it is a HP 15T with i7 and 16GB and 1TB storage if y'all want to know. TYSM!!!!!!

Specifically, Is it more important to have more cache (8 MB not 4 MB) and cores (4 instead of 2) or is it more important to have storage (a 256 GB SSD instead of a 16GB PCLE NVMe Intel Optane)? Thanks!