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  1. Looks like a couple quality of life improvements right? Or am I missing anything. Maybe that NVCLK overclocking thing is new, I'm not sure what is new about this release other than a few UI updates.
  2. I don't get this: if you OC, and you don't patch the games, does it still break them??? Or if I OC to 825MHz would it actually help slowdown e.g. when playing PGR2 in 720p with a patched XBE
  3. Any idea what's special about 825MHz, Kaos? I've tried a few combinations but my xbox doesn't want to go even 1Mhz above this level
  4. Just playing around with CoinOps and was looking to see if I could tell any performance improvements with the additional RAM. So far I'm really not sure. I did notice however, that Advanced Settings seems to allow you to increase the memory available for it to call upon. Anyone know if this would do anything or if coinops just uses whatever memory is available by default? Edit: Reading into it a bit further, it seems you have to patch the .xbes WITHIN CoinOps to be 128mb compatible so idk really.
  5. Installed xbmc4xbox as an app on xbmc4gamers, overclocked to 825mhz and enjoying youtube in 720p! AMAZING WORK! (admittedly 720p can make the sound slightly desync with the picture, but 360p works perfectly)
  6. Anyone got any ideas as to *what* we could playtest to see any noticeable differences? I've been playing through a couple of Final Burn Legends games, CPU heavy shmups with a lot going on onscreen where slowdown is a thing, but I'd love to hear others' ideas on this. PS1 emulation, N64 emulation, that kind of stuff comes to mind in terms of slowdown generally.
  7. Would this overclocking stick through launching anything though? Like emulators or whatever?
  8. Forgot i made this topic but since you answered I'll respond: i bought an old 1.6 Xbox with a nasty case and swapped over the power supply. Guess what? My slim Xbox now works flawlessly. Clicking PSU confirmed to have been the cause. No idea what causes this issue but seen several instances of this quiet clicking online and they all seem to relate to 1.6s. would be nice to know what causes it as there's nothing visually that gives the game away at all.
  9. Have you got a working link? This one is dead
  10. I'm trying to 128mb/720p patch GTA San Andreas but no luck, always reboots to the dashboard. Have tried OgXHD and XBEPatcher and every permutation within said patchers (Auto/Windowed/Aggressive etc). Vice City runs in 720p (radar broken) but SA... even with 128mb it just won't run 720p. Any idea if there's a functioning 720p .xbe patch for San Andreas out there?
  11. Issue solved: Found the oldest, crappiest, most vanilla Microsoft keyboard and plugged it in, recognised it first time. PSO with a keyboard is epic and typing in IP settings a breeze. Thank you!
  12. Tried using this generic thing, the xbox detects a memory stick if i plug that in so there's definitely a connection.
  13. Can't help much, but I will say I had the exact same thing happen yesterday. 1.6/1.6b xbox, holding the power button I would hear a quiet electronic "click" sound like it was trying to boot (the sound came from near the plug of the PSU, not the HDD). PSU looked flawless, motherboard also flawless. Bought a dirty old 1.6 off ebay, snagged the PSU, put it in and the system works flawlessly. 1.6 Power supplies are really weird and can fail without any obvious damage.

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