Hello!
I'm considering to buy an Everdrive GBA x5 mini, but am not entirely sure about how saving a game works internally.
I already own an EZ-Flash Omega Definitive Edition and am familiar with how its save feature works: it first writes the current save to its internal FRAM and keeps it there (even after powering off). Upon powering on it then asks to write that save to the SD card. I understand this "double-buffering" is a huge safety feature. Otherwise if running low on battery and writing to the SD card might draw a bit too much power, thus shutting off the system and corrupting the save forever.
I'm now wondering if the Everdrive has a similar "save safety feature"?
Thanks!
I'm considering to buy an Everdrive GBA x5 mini, but am not entirely sure about how saving a game works internally.
I already own an EZ-Flash Omega Definitive Edition and am familiar with how its save feature works: it first writes the current save to its internal FRAM and keeps it there (even after powering off). Upon powering on it then asks to write that save to the SD card. I understand this "double-buffering" is a huge safety feature. Otherwise if running low on battery and writing to the SD card might draw a bit too much power, thus shutting off the system and corrupting the save forever.
I'm now wondering if the Everdrive has a similar "save safety feature"?
Thanks!