Which one has lower loading times and is faster at installing game data, the PS3, the PS3's USB, PS3 discs or PS3 NET Server? Does the latter install game data in the PS3?
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Most likely internal, disc/usb, ps3netserv in this order. The only method that install games on the ps3 is usb (for PS2 games only as it's not supported to run on external drive), all other use cases run the game directly except from game data that needs to be installed on game start, those will go on internal drive and they can be quite big for some games.
Most likely internal, disc/usb, ps3netserv in this order. The only method that install games on the ps3 is usb (for PS2 games only as it's not supported to run on external drive), all other use cases run the game directly except from game data that needs to be installed on game start, those will go on internal drive and they can be quite big for some games.
Do you know IRISMAN's USB maximum storage? Is it 2 TB?
It should be 2 TB but I've seen people say that you can use more, I don't to which extent and how supported it is. I guess it's better to stick to 2 TB, that's already a lot for the PS3
I say, INTERNAL
without anything else running.
I don't have any idea, never used those systemsAnd the maximum microSD card/USB storage for PSP, PS Vita and PS TV and the maximum storage for OPL SMB?
I don't have any idea, never used those systems
Because many have already reported that more than 1TB cause stability problems......How can 1TB by the official PS3's storage limit if even 1.75TB storage apparently work on it?
Well, the biggest advantage is simply more memoryIn the wikipedia it's said it's possible to replace the PS3 Super Slim's 12GB NAND flash memory for a HDD. What are the advantages of it?
Because many have already reported that more than 1TB cause stability problems......
and as far as I know, only a maximum of 1.5TB is possible
Well, the biggest advantage is simply more memory
Well you could use multiple external hard drives.........So, 1.5TB may not me stable? It's that I don't think 1TB HDD + 2TB external HDD will be enough for all my PS1, PS2 and PS3 games.
Well you could use multiple external hard drives.........
If you have a lot of Ps3 games it probably makes the most sense to have them in ISO format on an external hard drive and only install PSN backups and games you play often internally.........
and if you have a large ps2 collection I would personally recommend a PS2 in combination with an OSSC or GBS-C
PS3 consoles that are not backward compatible use emulation and have here and there problems with some titles.I thought that but I wanted to use just one external HDD...
That's what I was thinking. PSN and PS2 ISOs installed on the HDD and PS1 and PS3 ISOs installed on the external HDD.
Is OPL PS2 more compatible with PS2 backups than PS3 CFW? Does the BC Fat PS3 CFW read more PS2 backups than the non-BC PS3 CFW models (I have a PS3 Slim)? And what about OPL PS1 compatibility on PS2 vs PS3 CFW PS1 compatibility? I suppose the best solution for PS1 games is PS3 CFW and the best for PS2 games is OPL on BC Fat PS3. That way one wouldn't have to use both consoles and would only need a PS3.
PS3 consoles that are not backward compatible use emulation and have here and there problems with some titles.
Here is an overview:
https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/PS2_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List
And from my own experience I have never had a problem regarding Ps2 Opl
PS1 on the PS3 runs almost perfectly and Popstarter on the PS2 has some compatibility issues........which is why I would recommend the PS3What about PS1 games on PS3 CFW vs. PS2 POPStarter?
PS1 on the PS3 runs almost perfectly and Popstarter on the PS2 has some compatibility issues........which is why I would recommend the PS3
https://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/PS1_Classics_Emulator_Compatibility_List
https://www.ps2-home.com/forum/app.php/page/popstarter-compatibility-list-1
yes, that's right.........although I would rather use opl with an internal hard drive or a SIO2SD/MX4SIO adapterMaybe OPL SMB is better to play PS2 ISOs than PS3 CFW and PS3 CFW is better to play PS1 ISOs than POPStarter SMB.
yes, that's right.........although I would rather use opl with an internal hard drive or a SIO2SD/MX4SIO adapter
This is just my personal preference and sio2sd should work with the latest opl version (there are definitly test builds that support it )Why? Are they more compatible and faster than SMB? Also, I don't think SIO2SD is officially supported by OPL.
This is just my personal preference and sio2sd should work with the latest opl version (there are definitly test builds that support it )
And as long as you don't use an external hard drive, the speed shouldn't matter