Out of stock so there is another place to buy?As the title says. Full explanation in video. I already ordered it to replace my ps2 HDDs
The same video showed that it can run faster than USB loading but it's still early days and the compatibility isn't 100% but a lot of the games I would play seems to be in the "working category according to this list.Sadly out of stock + no clones yet... wish i could score one just to fool around with it
Can anybody confirm that the mc port is faster than the old usb 1 ports?
The guy on the vid said that those guys added some components to the MC to improve compatibility, i'm not sure how does it perform without them. Also from the pic he showed it didn't look that complicated, definitely doable. Not sure if this mod could work for other clone MCs or just the genuine one?you can make this thing yourself too from any ps1 or ps2 memorycard with very little soldering skills
The FMV didn't stutter from the footage, i want to know if it's close (or less) to SMB in terms of speed..Can anybody confirm that the mc port is faster than the old usb 1 ports?
from what ive found those are the specs so smb should definetly be fasterI literally just saw that vid, and was about to post about it heh..
The guy on the vid said that those guys added some components to the MC to improve compatibility, i'm not sure how does it perform without them. Also from the pic he showed it didn't look that complicated, definitely doable. Not sure if this mod could work for other clone MCs or just the genuine one?
The FMV didn't stutter from the footage, i want to know if it's close (or less) to SMB in terms of speed..
Agreed, SMB is just way too messy.. This should be the optimal method for Slims.This looks mighty interesting, if it works as well as the video implies, I guess this could become the most straightforward way to go for PS2 games.
PS1 games on USB work great already.
Except FF7 Disc 1, it doesn't go past the intro screen.PS1 games on USB work great already.
SMB isn't messy. Get a large USB storage device (big thumbdrive or 2.5" HDD) a micro router with USB support and a 6in. ethernet cable. Set it up once and never need to touch it again. No home network or internet needed and the whole setup is "portable" and can move around with the Slim. I have two setups like this and they work perfect with zero maintenance and considerably faster then USB and the memory card method.Agreed, SMB is just way too messy.. This should be the optimal method for Slims.
Internal HDD is a must for Fat PS2s, it's easy to install FreeHDBoot if you have either FreeMCboot on a MC or a modchip, you need to get either a SATA network adapter the gamestar one (works well though no ethernet port), or modify the OEM one with a SATA adapter board, both are the same in terms of performance. Highly recommended.SD would be a quick and easy replacement without investing in an HDD. (or is that easy to setup too? I never looked into it yet)
It is, for those who just one to revisit & play their fav games and are new to this.SMB isn't messy
I know about this, it's just considerably more extra stuff one needs to do in order to set it up opposed to this method(MC2SIO), again specially for first timers.. though i personally i wouldn't mind it, but since i use my Fat as my main system i don't see the need for it, maybe if i ever was hard pressed to use my Slim for whatever reason..Get a large USB storage device (big thumbdrive or 2.5" HDD) a micro router with USB support and a 6in. ethernet cable.
Good to know, i guess at least it's better than USB, though game compatibility between the two is something to be considered as well..And I have done my own memory card mod and it runs OK but not as smooth as SMB.