I received mine about two weeks ago from DX and everything is great with it. I'm impressed with the build quality for such a budget cart. Very nice and fast GUI and everything I've thrown at it has worked well. I'm using a Kingston 2GB Japan microSD with it.
That's really a budget card. It's too bad only like one person I have seen(not know) has used a DSTT. I got close enough to know what cart it was.
The rest I have seen use a R4 from way back and a Supercard Lite Rumble +flashed DS from some reletive/friend.
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I ordered a tt with OEM card before, and i just got it...
The ds tt doesn't fit in the slot correctly. It doesn't click.
a defective unit?
Also the micro sd i got was a fake sandisk. The ds tt takes longer to boot games than a r4!
has anyone else have the problem of the dstt not clicking properly? I fixed it, but now i have to press really hard to eject it.
The ds tt doesn't fit in the slot correctly. It doesn't click.
a defective unit?
Also the micro sd i got was a fake sandisk. The ds tt takes longer to boot games than a r4!
has anyone else have the problem of the dstt not clicking properly? I fixed it, but now i have to press really hard to eject it.
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Hmmm, I may just go with the DSTT then. No long anything holding me back except--oh yeah, I no longer have any money
Man, these prices are awesome. I just wish my DS was still alive. I'm still trying to save up money for my broken DS.
My R4's dead as well so I'd probably buy one DSTT + microSD combo and a CycloDS Evolution. I miss my DS.
BakuFunn said:
I've found this as well with the DSTTs. Solution? I've found that when you want to eject it press on the NON microsd side of the expose portion of the dstt. Pressing on the microsd side makes it very difficult to remove. Not sure if this is applicable to all dstts but give it a go.
Its normal that the DSTT will be harder to slide in and out than a retail card. As long as it stays in it wont be a problem as the micro sd slot is spring loaded so you should be able to access the micro sd without ejecting the DSTT.
BakuFunn said:
I've had two and they are slightly more difficult to get into the NDS than a normal game cartridge, but they click. I had to press a little harder to eject them than with a normal game cartridge (but not terribly hard), but that's not much of a problem since you rarely need to eject the cart.
The DSTT is one of the fastest carts to boot the menu and games. If it's taking longer than the R4, it's probably your microSD is slow. You might try formatting it in FAT16 if it's not already. Some have claimed that the Panasonic formatter has increased the speed of their microSD cards.
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