PSP Fatmspatch - Lag Fix May 29, 2008
Posted by Jeffrey Vergara in : Sony PSP, Tutorials , add a commentIf you already have Custom Firmwares 3.80 m33 - 3.90 m33 installed on your PSP you may already noticed that some games like Tekken Dark Resurrection are lagging which can greatly affect your gaming. There’s a quick fix for that by changing your PSP’s game speed to 333mhz and using Sony NP9660 UMD Mode. The downside when you set the speed to 333mhz are it consumes more battery therefore the shorter the play time and the faster the PSP heats up.
Fatmsmod is a patch/fix that loads the fat memory stick driver of 3.71 in 3.80/3.90 to make memory stick reading work better. fatmsmod of 3.71 usually works better because it has a better cache system, and usually reads on bigger blocks. As noted from the readme file included in the patch it uses more kernel memory, and it is unknown if it will have any kind of secondary effect running this module in 3.80/3.90 The lags in np9660 no umd mode won’t probably be solved, as that is a different problem.
PSP 3.90 M33 Custom Firmware Upgrade May 29, 2008
Posted by Jeffrey Vergara in : Sony PSP, Tutorials , add a commentYou must already have custom firmware installed on your PSP.
To check if you have CFW go to Settings » System Settings » System Information.
If you are installing any firmware past 3.60 M33 you MUST UPGRADE first to 3.52 M33, and then 3.52 M33-3 to be allowed to upgrade. The only way to bypass this is to use Despertar Cementerio which requires a Pandora battery.
Invisible Folder May 29, 2008
Posted by Jeffrey Vergara in : Tutorials, Windows , add a commentThis is just another simple trick to Hide / Make your folder invisible in Windows XP without changing folder options. (Not Working in Vista, Never tried in Linux). This is very useful specially when you are using shared PC like your home desktop and you don’t want anyone to see private stuff (porns ^_^) and you don’t want to use softwares to make your folder private / password protected because it will really look obvious.
Make Your Computer Faster May 29, 2008
Posted by Jeffrey Vergara in : Tutorials, Windows , add a commentI have tried this on my old P4 2.0ghz Desktop and quite impress on the result some of my colleagues has also confirmed that they also have good result after they finished all the steps. Take note that the steps below are tested on a 32 bit Windows XP machine and may / may not get same result if you are on 64 bit Windows XP and or Vista Os.