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Yes, but, what about the GND thing? In the guide there's a lot of things like this that i don't understand. I have to solder to the gpu pins? Please help...

Well, it may seem obvious, because they already detailed it in the definitive PS2 trimming guide, but I need help. I have a PS2 SCPH-90010, and my idea was to connect the AV to the monitor and the audio normally, but I want to solder the wiring av directly to the board, that is, disarm the cable...

Just cm or mm, please.

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Or if you can't find the problem, just buy a PS2 to VGA, disarm it and you got it.

1. Reinstall RetroArch 2. Did you tried the entire game library in you vita? Maybe the files are harmed. 3. Reset PlayStation Vita at all, deleting all the data. 4. Check that you have the latest official version of RetroArch, there always updates solving compatibility problems, lagging, etc...

Nice, just work in the aestethic and the ergonomic side, and it will be everything ok!

Post some internal pics, let's see what we got.

This looks amazing, dud! How is it now?

Maybe this can help.

How i can add that quote below the name? Like GingerOfOz not wario and that? tHanKs

Thanks buddy, yes, after the bms will put a regulator, and two cables (one positive and one negative) go directly to the board, revolving what would be the connector of the psu to the console. And as a final question ... Can the PS2 be burned if the voltage is too low? What would happen if the...

Anyways, it just soldering the four cables (2+ 2-) directly to the board right? You just removed the sata conector, right? If yes, it helps a lot, tanks.

It's the same motherboard? It's the SCPH-90010?? 1: Can I power the PS2 if I connect the entire battery circuit with the SATA connector to the internal source sata port? 2: Feed enough? It will work?

(World of) Thanks!

So exactly where do I connect it? Because the motherboard has an internal connector where the source goes. There are four cables and they are plugged with a special connector. If from those two cables I extend another two more (two negative and two positive in total) and connect it there, will...

This one. The wiring from the regulator goes on this pines? Remember, its a scph-90010.

haha, sorry, language barrier... The ac dc in port, of the scph 90010

Thanks for the reply, and...?