Snes9x v0.02y32

[dman32]

wasnt there a issue with TYL causing memory stick problems?

[ddblue]

When changing the settings to 333mhz instead of 222, it shortens battery life, right? So is it only overclocking *while* i'm using the emulator?

I guess what I want to know is, should I always change it back to 222 after I'm done playing emulated games in order to prolong battery life, or does it only drain a little faster while I'm actively using the emulator?

-d

[candrews]

When changing the settings to 333mhz instead of 222, it shortens battery life, right? So is it only overclocking *while* i'm using the emulator?

I guess what I want to know is, should I always change it back to 222 after I'm done playing emulated games in order to prolong battery life, or does it only drain a little faster while I'm actively using the emulator?

-d

It only at 333mhz in the emulator so no u dont need to change it back. On a side note 333mhz is not overclocking that what the psp was design to run at.

[RedKing14CA]

umm, hi guys, ive been (still am) in crescent city for the week, but im coming back monday...

but anyways, is this any better than version 28? i have the version 28, is there a noticable speed boost or anything in this new version? i mean, im 4 versions behind, because everytime i get an update it erases my saves 'n such... but this seamed like the best snes emu out there for psp, what is this tyl?

[SmashinGit]

From my own experiance I honestly have not seen any speed increase in the last 5 or 6 releases. Snes TYL v0.1 is another snes emulator that seems to run a lot faster and from reading the authors homepage seems to have a lot of potential.

Read about it here

http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=8741