I was playing Trails In The Sky, and I used CWCheat to set the CPU speed to 111 Mhz because it just so happens the game isn't all that intensive to run and I wanted to be able to reduce the battery consumption. But then I noticed the CPU clock kept getting reset to the default 222 MHz... at first I was confused why it did that, figured that maybe the game just refuses to run in any speed other than 222 MHz. But then I had a thought.... so I had my character enter a new map, and I brought up CWCheat as the screen was fading out and sure enough, I noticed the clock had been bumped to 333 MHz. And then afterwards when the new map's done loading, the CPU clock speed was back at 222 MHz. So in other words, the CPU clock is temporarily bumped up anytime the game enters a loading state to speed up loading times, then back down when it's done. This is not exactly an issue in and of itself, but it does mean that I can never run the game at anything other than 222 MHz. So now that I know the game does this, does anyone know if there's a plugin that can persistently keep the CPU clock to the speed I want?

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terns21 said:
Forget the 1000 (heavy), E-1000 (crap) or the Go (small screen), I have both the 2000 and 3000 model. Don't like the scan lines of the 3000, prefered the natural look of the games on the 2000. For the GBA emulator try the latest versions of gpSP and TempBGA4PSP, for Snes the latest version of s9xTYLmecm_mod, for GBA/GBC try MasterBoy and for the NES try NesterJ.

In addition, I have the 1000 and the D-pad is terrible for fighting games. Almost impossible to play CPS1/2 games like Street fighter 2...can't pull off diagonal moves. I read the 2000 and 3000 have better d-pads. The 32mb ram also seems to limit some neo-geo games from loading and retroarch crashes when loading roms--seems to be an out of memory issue..

Update..PSP 1000 bricked from bad Optical drive. Got a used 2000. Can verify it has a much better d-pad for fighting games.

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