Recent content by lostman1234

mine has had its TOKINs replaced with the RIP-Felix tantalizer board and it still has problems with PS2 games if the board goes below 60c https://www.psx-place.com/threads/frankenstein-cecha00-problem-with-ps2-games-and-their-temperature.44219/#post-395483

So after you got yours checked and fixed, it runs below 40 now without any freezing issues?

can you link me the post from this person?

Is there anyone else with Frankies on the forum that can correlate this issue as well?

Is it safe to use the stock SYSCON temp settings on a Frankie PS3?

I rip them and mount as ISOs using webman-mod using the hardware

I'm on a hardware backwards compatible PS3, I'm not emulating, I will never use software and I'm definitely not gonna install some stuff like that

Why do PS2 games require a certain internal temperature for stability on full hardware BC fats? Made a thread about it on here recently but sadly no one has chimed in to reply :(

Hello, I have a problem with my Frankenstein console but this might affect other non-frankie CECHA consoles as stated in another thread by a couple users. I'm using latest EVILNAT CFW with default webman-mod settings. It seems like if the CELL processor goes below 60c, the PS2 environment...

Thank you for the update, I just dealt with this issue on my Frankenstein CECHA, what a weird quirk. What’s the recommended fan speed. It works well on SYSCON mode on the CFW but I don’t like running the fans that low with PS2.

I can confirm this method works, installed EVILNAT without a hitch.

UPDATE: I used the "nofsm_patch.bin" from the PyPS3Tools GitHub repo and I applied it with the "Load patch via file" option and it seems to have worked even though the process went faster than I've seen, currently installing the latest EVILNAT CFW :redface new:

Hi OP, I just tested this method on my PS3 CECHA and it was able to properly load the tools and the website UI and I was able to get a successful dump of my NAND, however it was not able to download the flash memory patch file either through the "Load patch via HTTP" option or "Download patch"...