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(CFW) PSP 2000 vs PSP 3000

Discussion in 'Non-Emulation Help' started by silarry80, Aug 14, 2010.

  1. silarry80

    silarry80 Well-Known Member

    hi, i want to ask somethimg.
    i have a psp 2000 slim with custom firmware 5.00 M33-6, that works great and can play every game (because almost every game is uploaded and tested in 5.00 M33-6 firmware :) ).
    my question is, what cfw in psp 3000 brite that equal with the 5.00 M33-6 on psp slim? that can also play all games that works and tested on 5.00 M33-6 psp slim?
    thank youuu...
     
  2. g@l1h

    g@l1h Well-Known Member

    I say the 2000 ones you have is better.
    And I suggest you update it to 5.50 Gen-D3, the latest one so far for it.

    For the 3000 though, there is only 5.03 Gen-C semi-hacked, it can play most newer games though some of the newer games maybe need to be patched.
    It's more risky since if you fully brick it then there's no way to fix it.
     
  3. silarry80

    silarry80 Well-Known Member

    thanks galih..
    but for the psp 3000, is 5.03 Gen-C semi-hacked is the best cfw nowadays?
    compare to 5.00 M33-6 on slim?
     
  4. ace1o1

    ace1o1 Well-Known Member

    No it is not at all.
    It's just a temporary hack and it is no better at playing ISOs than M33 or 5.50 Prometheus.
     
  5. Stanley Richards

    Stanley Richards Well-Known Member

    And you have to be wary of some 2000s. Some of them are the later models with the later motherboards which can't be fully-hacked. use PSP-Ident to check your motherboard and

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    To check.
     
  6. silarry80

    silarry80 Well-Known Member

    how do i check the motherboard? in system information only available the firmware version and mac address or something like that i forgot...
     
  7. TirithRR

    TirithRR Well-Known Member

    If your PSP 2000 already has 5.00 M33-6 on it, then it's a hackable version. You can just upgrade to Gen-D3 fairly simply.

    To find out the motherboard, I believe you can run the homebrew PSPIdent, which should tell you. Or you can take the model number and date code on them and find a cross reference online that will let you know what it is based on when it was made.