Persona 5 emulator on pc with low GHz?

Solution
Did a search, Persona 5 is a game on the PS3 and PS4? It really depends on the emulator here.

Last I hear, which I admit was a long time ago, there was no real working emulator for the PS3. Maybe they have one for the PS4 seeing as it's more PC now than ever, but I've never looked into a PS4 emulator. Because this is a current gen console I agree with the above. Just buy it. Emulators usually have poor compatibility with modern titles. Even if you get it running, playing it probably won't be fun.

Putting my mod hat on, talking about emulators on Tom's is ok, asking how to get roms or sometimes even how to get them working isn't. You are VERY borderline here seeing as you are talking about a game. I posted to give what...
I'm not even sure if I'm even allowed to approach emulator questions -- moderator, if you close this, I won't take it personally -- but we would need a lot more information than this. It's a bit like asking for advice on your "180 horsepower car" which tells us something, but nothing really useful to answer your question. If this is an ancient Core2 Duo and you don't have a GPU, the answer would be a hard now, but you have to provide the information.
 
Did a search, Persona 5 is a game on the PS3 and PS4? It really depends on the emulator here.

Last I hear, which I admit was a long time ago, there was no real working emulator for the PS3. Maybe they have one for the PS4 seeing as it's more PC now than ever, but I've never looked into a PS4 emulator. Because this is a current gen console I agree with the above. Just buy it. Emulators usually have poor compatibility with modern titles. Even if you get it running, playing it probably won't be fun.

Putting my mod hat on, talking about emulators on Tom's is ok, asking how to get roms or sometimes even how to get them working isn't. You are VERY borderline here seeing as you are talking about a game. I posted to give what little info I have, and to keep a close eye on this.
 
Solution
Persona 5 emulator exists. It exists, people. RPCS3 is the name. But then it highly depends on the PC you're using to play it. PS2 emulation already takes great deal of work in PC, you can imagine how PS3 emulation works. Not to mention the emulation is not yet perfect. You need a super computer to run it. Not perfect, but at least playable.
with processor Intel Core i3 1.70 GHz + Vulkan, you can only get around 5-10 fps. You need at least i5 for this to run it at 30 FPS.

RPCS3 team does not support piracy. So you need to dump your own files if you want to emulate the game.

But then again, the best solution would be to just buy PS3 or PS4 to play it because emulated games are rarely as smooth as the original.