Try this.
Press Select once in the menu page, you'll see a little pop-up thingy appear on the screen.
Change both CPU CLOCK XMB & CPU CLOCK GAME to 333/166, and try the game and see still got any lag issue or not.
If still got, fully off your PSP, then go into Recovery Menu(hold R and on the power).
Under CPU Speed page, change both Speed in XMB & Speed in UMD/ISO to 333.
That's all I can help.
If still can't, then must be either your game's problem, or *touch wood* your PSP's problem already.

Price check:
How much is a Chotto Shot now?

Mind to link me?
I can't find it.

Thanks a lot.

Indeed, there's this bug thingy happened when user upgrade their CFW to 3.90 M33-3 before 2nd April.
The whole system would go like this.

I quoted that directly from the website, so, I also don't have the wallie.
Can't help you.

Most of the MSPD in the market nowadays are fake, I mean those Sony's that selling at RM100+/- for 4GB.
AFAIK, cost price of a 4GB 'Sony' High Speed MSPD is like RM120 only.
Actually I got a question, what's the difference between Ori and Fake MSPD?
I know there's a difference in data transfer speed, but does that affect the game play?
Or maybe will bring harm to our console?
Just wondering

This post has been edited by Shufflerz: Apr 9 2008, 12:53 PM

If one can bare the slow poke loading time of a Phat PSP, what can't they wait for another extra 1 to 5 seconds, right?
I totally have no comment on the transfer rate, windows shows me how long I have to wait, then I just wait.
In the mean time you can do other stuffs right? Doesn't mean you have to monitor the process of copying stuffs into your MSPD.
IMO, Ori or Fake, just a matter of name only.
As long as it doesn't bring any harm to the console, then its okay already.
Just my 2 cents.

1st of all, sorry for skipping your message.
I also got the same problem when I was trying to upgrade from 3.71 m33 to 3.90 m33, and this is what I did.

1. Off your PSP (Hold Power Button for 5 seconds)
2. Turn on PSP (Power Button)
3. Hold R immediately after Step 2
4. You are now in Recovery Mode, yay
5. Select "Configuration"
6. Select "Game folder homebrew" and keep pressing X until the kernel version is the same version number of what custom firmware you are currently running (in your case, should be 3.52 Kernel)
7. Select "Back"
8. Select "Exit"
9. Now give that Custom Firmware Update another try

This post has been edited by Shufflerz: Apr 9 2008, 05:17 PM

Try to study this
Howto: Fix idstorage keys

How you transfer all your stuffs into mspd?
I mean like you directly plug the usb cable, or you use card reader?
IMO, card reader will transfer faster than direct plug usb cable.
Or I'm wrong?

You're comparing BMW with Proton dude.

Flip a few pages behind, the answer is there.
I'll quote you for this time, but next time please check before post anything.
http://play-beyond.net/2008/04/08/psp-firm...-now-available/

Warrior Orochi got more characters and items to unlock, and its more fun too.

This post has been edited by Shufflerz: Apr 11 2008, 12:29 AM

What's your current firmware? OFW?

The battery & AC adapter combo has been a topic all the while since 198612 years ago.
Some will say
"if you use both battery and ac adapter together, your battery will die very fast".
And then this B fler will stand out and say
"no such thing. with improved technology nowadays, when a device is fully charged, the current will stop flowing into the battery".
And then this C fler will say
"if you say the current stop flowing, why is the ac adapter still hot? must be got current flowing baru the ac adapter will hot".
And then the debate goes on, you got the point.
I'm not talking about PSP only, same goes for laptops, cell phones, and etc.
So what's the right choice?
You make it yourself.
If you feel like no problem playing with both the battery and the ac adapter, then just go for it.
If you feel like its a no no for battery and ac adapter combo, then just take the battery out when you're on ac adapter.

This post has been edited by Shufflerz: Apr 15 2008, 10:42 PM

You try and see lor.
Next time try to open the AC Adapter like 2 hours after the battery is full.
See its hot or cold.
Unless you're in an air-con'ed room la, then its different story.