[Gizmo]

5V / 2000 mA

Update: I tested right now a 4A Power supply with an active USB Hub and powered the PI through this active USB Hub. Also the MS Wireless Receiver. But it’s not getting better. I overclocked to 950 MHZ and it’s gotten a little better but not fine. So i think the power supply is OK.

Greetings

[Gizmo]

Hi everyone,

i have the same issue with this controller. SNES lags to slowmotion. I overclocked to 900 Mhz and the problem is solved for the SNES emulator but now i have the problems that the NES emulator lags anyway.

Any ideas to solve this? I don’t want to overclock to 1000 Mhz because i’m afraid that my pi will damaged.

Greetings

[Gizmo]

[quote=5743]The newest script contains something like this. Update the script and install ES-Config and Emulationstation. There should be a menu item under “input Config”.

Instruction:<br>
->close emulation station with <F4><br>
->type:

cd RetroPie-Setup
sudo git pull
sudo ./retropie_setup.sh

->select source based installation<br>
->select ES-Config,Emulationstation and (C) Generate config file for Emulation Station<br>
->start installation
[/quote]

That worked fine. Thank you. Now we need a GUI for connect to different wifis :-)

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