This would be normal, yes. There are very few games that run on the Vita at it's maximum allotted clock speed, which is why you probably never noticed beforehand, but it's normal if you're doing it with whichever games.So asking the (maybe)obvious.
When oclock vita is installed it's normal if my vita get warm right? I mean with overclocking and stuff. Before i install it mine never get warm even if i played 12hrs straight.
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Thanks for confirming. Another question some app/games(p4dan and vhb)stuck at splash screen after pressing start, what seems to be the problem? Tried the solution i found elsewhere which you press ps button->go to home menu->and back to app but still not work.This would be normal, yes. There are very few games that run on the Vita at it's maximum allotted clock speed, which is why you probably never noticed beforehand, but it's normal if you're doing it with whichever games.
There is an option in VitaShell to install content from a folder (highlight folder -> triangle -> More -> Install folder), which is much, much faster since it essentially just moves the folder into ux0:/app. It's the only other way of installing content.I just got a Vita, updated it to 3.60 installed Henkaku en then vitashell. Now I'm installing VPK's but I've noticed the install is very slow. It takes like a minute to go from 0 to 4% and then it's installing with like 30kb/s. Somtimes it goes wayy higher to like 1668 kb/s, and then drops back to 8. It's super unstable.
Is there anyway to make it faster and more stable? Thanks in advance.
Will they? Maybe. Anytime soon? Probably not.Will newer firmwares be hackable so ican have more options when i want to buy Vita?
Sorry, didnt understood...to buy any japanese vita slim and it will be on 3.60? Is there any way by serial number to know what firmware it si from the box?Will they? Maybe. Anytime soon? Probably not.
Just buy any brand new Vita sans the 2 newest JP Slim colors and it's guaranteed to be on 3.60 or lower.
Any Vita, phat, Slim, or PSTV, is guaranteed to be on 3.60 or lower except for 2 JP exclusive slim colors that released in Dec. 2016, Red and Silver.Sorry, didnt understood...to buy any japanese vita slim and it will be on 3.60? Is there any way by serial number to know what firmware it si from the box?
YThanks for the tip by the way
thats even better. thanks you. So they made vida with 3.60 vf from the start, and users updated it.Any Vita, phat, Slim, or PSTV, is guaranteed to be on 3.60 or lower except for 2 JP exclusive slim colors that released in Dec. 2016, Red and Silver.
As long as it's brand new and unopened, it should have a firmware of 3.60 or lower. There's no serial number list, because it's literally every brand new Vita sans those 2 latest colors.
No, they just haven't produced any new Vita's since 3.60 released, sans those two colors, so the majority of the stock is on 3.60 or lower, usually lower.thats even better. thanks you. So they made vida with 3.60 vf from the start, and users updated it.
Some tutorials are still up-to-date, others not. (e.g. The Adrenaline tutorial needs updating to reflect the recent change in the way you install it). Important tutorials like HENkaku Enso installation and installing VPKs are still up to date.Is updated this guide?
Some tutorials are still up-to-date, others not. (e.g. The Adrenaline tutorial needs updating to reflect the recent change in the way you install it). Important tutorials like HENkaku Enso installation and installing VPKs are still up to date.
I just can't find the time anymore to keep it as updated as it used to be; what with life getting in the way and stuff; so I only really update this guide when I have a lot of spare time.
In the meantime, you're free to ask away in this thread about anything you're unsure of.