gorm
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Post by gorm on Dec 4, 2005 21:14:59 GMT 1
when I use the Snes9xTYL on my 2.0 psp I can see that the heat increases (starts out on like 19 and have been up to 33) is there any chance of homebrew such as this overheating the psp. I admit that my knowledge in these areas are.. well limited  is there any recommended temperature for the psp, would not want to have it destroyed cause of heat.. forgive a noob..  please answer |
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Post by elstonc on Dec 5, 2005 0:10:55 GMT 1
my temperature is always around 27-35 degrees but it doesnt heat unless iam charging it.
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Post by bl@ckm@ge987 on Dec 5, 2005 0:12:53 GMT 1
Don't worry. Clocking the PSP to 333mhz is normal. The core speed is 333mhz, but SONY set it to 222mhz to save battery life. It is completely normal. The normal temperature with 333mhz is about 30 - 35 degrees. It is a perfectly reasonable question, don't worry.
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Post by betatester on Dec 7, 2005 1:55:46 GMT 1
if youve ever used wifi the left side gets extremely hot. but other then that normal use shouldnt have as much of an effect on the psp.
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siddy
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Post by siddy on Dec 7, 2005 6:05:02 GMT 1
wat do u mnea ur 2.0 psp? vr 2.0 doesnt support unsigned software, eg snes9x??? is ther somthing im missing?
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Post by craig588 on Dec 7, 2005 20:22:37 GMT 1
There's a loader, but it doesn't work well.
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Post by bl@ckm@ge987 on Dec 7, 2005 22:04:23 GMT 1
The Eboot Loader v0.8.5. and it actually supports most homebrew, aside from a few that run in kernel mode.
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