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That "5, 6, 7, 8" absolutely caught me off guard

HELLO, I HAVE A PUNCH MANIA FOR THAT SYSTEM, BUT I REQUIRE THE FILE FOR THE RTC TIMEKEEPER CHIP, DO YOU KNOW WHAT THAT FILE IS? THANK YOU VERY MUCH, GREETINGS.

SSD's are overkill for old hardware since the speed will never be utilised, a modern HDD is plenty good for older low bus speed hardware. More storage for less. The Noctua fan or any silent fan is a downgrade since it pushes out less air as a result cooling less than the original blower fan. You want to always replace the fan, the fans are usually made from Nidec and new replacements can still be found that sound quieter than the original but also outperforming the Noctua.

I want to try this, I have one and a half ps2. I want to make something portable, i.e. battery screen system. And I think this system might work for repurposing basic E waste that I got for free. The power consumption is the major factor . This will possibly solve that issue.

just one minor point - apparently the ATA controller can actually support up to 133mbps, not only the default (and officially used) ATA-66. This is possibly of benefit if using newer versions of OPL with support for these faster modes.

I switched to ssd. I like the lightweight of it. Modded ps2 is goat. Gitaroo man doesn't get passed the tutorial tho 😢

Whats that for an Model? I never see it Europe. Slim Mainboard, no Radiator, big FLEX cable for DVD Drive, Air Mesh/Filter, 10 Srews outside 😮

What bit did you use to remove the security screws in the SATA adapter?

Hey man! I was wondering if you can make a tutorial on your boot menu. How did you make it so oem?

Thank you so much for this. THANK YOU

I keep getting a “200 network adapter not detected” code on mine when ever I enable ETH as Auto. Don’t know if it’s my network adapter access point going bad or what.

i agree 100 percent. matches my experience, compared to modding all the other consoles. i thought xbox was tricky but i've been messing with ps2 homebrew solutions since the beggining and its changed so much, there are so many options, different methods, different apps, app specific scenarios, compatability issues etc, its a mess. things do get better, but theres alot of outdated solutions out there which all work if done correctly, offering different results. there needs to be some recap videos of the different options, and covering the latest greatest methods which are still evolving - exfat drives, ditching winhiip and hdldump, or ms4sio. going the old way provides the ability to use pops, but the newest quickest solution doesnt come with this feature but transfering games is much simpler. using the premade freemcboot memcard images helps, understanding which opl, and ulaunch for whatever task you need helps too.

It is funny as I'm watching and I see you found an alternative to the Noctua fan as I have one coming in the mail right now. I also had this thought. After watching I'm glad I just paid for the Noctua fan. However, really nice work!

For once, a video game examined from the inside.

This video is such a wealth of knowledge - thank you for making it and for your contributions to making the open source schematics and SDK! Those will undoubtedly be instrumental in maintaining these machines and preserving such an important portion of gaming history.

I actually like the fan and HDD sounds to me it's part of the experience I don't think I'll go SSD or noctua fan

wow never seen this on my life so amazing old tech thanks man

What model is your PS2 3900x? Ps2 fan so loud

Epic video. Just modded mine with that GELID fan. 12v model but will start at 4.5v so works with or without the Network adapter. Thanks again

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The thing is a damn pc tower 😅

The first "konnichiwa"

100% in agreement. I'll go as far as saying PS2 modding and homebrew use is the most cumbersome and pain in the arse of any console I've ever worked with - which at this point is all of them.

The ATARI 2600 is almost old enough to be an official Vintage object and you just made a hole in the case, that it not "reversible" 😉

I bought the MX4SIO with a free mcboot memory card, I heard that when launching a game you had to change your free mcboot memory card for a normal memory card to save your games. Is there a way to have the games save straight to the free mcboot memory to avoid switching out the memory cards all the time? cheers.

The hard drive bay was also supposed to be used for games that need an update with online games and there was a browser 2.0 update at some point that would add a hdd icon to the browser where your memory cards are displayed soo it could theoretically be used as a giant memory card also a good pc software for managing games and hard drive is pfs batchkit manager it lets you convert/decomcpress ps1 games lets you compress games to zso format it even supports zip extracting soo you can zip up all your games soo you can fit more on your pc to do a big install of them all it also creates elf files for ps1 games for opl app tab and has a server thing i never used it as i have gamestar adapter only issue is you cant use it to delete games and renaming seems to be buggy but if you rename before hand or use its built in use name from database its fine you can just delete games from launch elf's hdd manager in the misc section and you can rename them there too and sorry for lack of punctation its a mouthfull to read i failed english at school lol.

Somehow arcade systems based on PlayStation felt like the best for me. You can see IIDX, DDR in it's past using it, and the PS2 to PS3 era with Tekken 4(if Im correct?) to its T6 days Just shows how really impressive the PS was.

always love hearing the nitty grity details of arcade hardware from this era, excellent work. also nice chapter titles lmao

Why am I somehow not surprised Konami used a slightly upgraded psx?

What OPL theme is that? I'd love to use it 👍

Is the intro song a remix of After Burner?

What was the part number for the wrong laser assembly? That's the one I need...

PAL Sonic sounds so slow lmao

hey, i've got the chinese version of this hdd adapter. Some games dont work properly (Out Run 2006 for exammple, the in game music while racing doesn't play) IF I MOD A ORIGINAL IDE ADAPTER adding a Sata conector , those problems should vanish right??

Dude, I did all this shit with a 1TB HDD that I got completely full with games and it was absolutely worth it, now 8 year old me can be happy as fuck

Change the laser lens!!!

camt wait to see the finished product

Will you put in a small CRT?

This is so awesome!

You're so real for putting in actual CCFLs

5:14 20 Century Fox Studios Intro (YTP EDITION)

Your remix of Driftveil City is just AMAZING

It is progressing well

Definitely looking forward to the software end. I have a theory of what you ended up going with, but I’ve been out of the DDR scene for so long, I’ve got zero idea if my thought is even the go to software solution these days.

so basically it's a poe driven display panel controller with sound and some extra i/o that goes into the wall or ceiling. practical. but pc's slurp power. lol. (compared to eh you know. dedicated circuitry for such tasks) pc's can't just power most of themselves off when there is no irq to handle and on the whole do a better job heating up the place than actually displaying your clock and defcon status or whatever you wanna see in each room lol. ;)

Great progress 👍

Neat idea, I guess, but the one obvious disadvantage is that it is not at all portable. Far less portable, in fact, than a full-sized tower.

I guess is a pc that runs arm..

Its stupid since we now have USB pc sticks more powerful then it (discontinued by Intel in 2021), mini pcs like by Chuwi or Apple, and of course Acer and HP and Apple all still make AIO's. Imagine that, a laptop...in a monitor...which can be screwed to the table. Theft proof and powerful! Worst case, we even have extremely small clients like raspberi Pi's and its competition that work with any monitor. Its also a note that a JackPC has NO COOLING so even if you wanted to up the specs of it...your more likely to destroy the computer OR start a fire in your wall. Who wants a hot metal electric thing inside their easily flammable insulated wall internally where it can slow burn and you not even know?