NeighbourhoodTechie is back with his version 2 128gb GPi case image, fully loaded for your playing pleasure, his original 128gb release (as well as his latest v2 32gb release) was received well by everyone and was a great big “HELLO” from the new guy in town.

One of the key things worth noting is this image IS SHRUNK to fit on most 128gb cards, it will auto expand on first boot. The video here focuses on the extra content from the first one and an example of how you would expect PSX to run when you use the correct cores.

This time the awesome 128GB image is built from the ground up from the latest Retropie 4.5.1. It has improved performance and fixed screen crashing issue from other images by overclocking to 900MHZ.

PCSX-Rearmed custom install. Removed Gran Turismo 2 and replaced with Gran Turismo 1 (due to emulation problems). All cores updated from source. Videos and theme taken from Supreme Gpi.

Enabled favorites and last played.

Custom Scripts include:

OC to 950, 1000 and 1050 (1000 is recommended).

disable/enable WiFi or Bluetooth to save battery.

Add local WiFi network settings script.

Clear last played.

RELEASE NAME:

[128gb]-GBPi.2.0.v4.5.1-NeighbourhoodTechie

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Highly advise using USENET (NZB) to download this, it’ll come SCREAMING down your line if you use one of our approved UseNet suppliers – see this page for more information. Note if your usenet (nzb) client is claiming there is a password then you need to use a different client – we DO NOT share password protected archives unless otherwise informed.
If using torrent we highly recommend using TIXATI on larger images as can handle large chunks BIGGER and FASTER!!

This content is 4 years old. Our own (ad funded) seedboxes will seed for at least 90 days, then its down to the community to keep things seeded. If you see a Red box (above) for torrent this means we are seeding this for eternity on our very own SBC SeedBox Cloud, or if you see an Orange box (above) the file is also available on our eternal RapidGator account. You do have the choice to also use the NZB (most providers supply at least 5 years retention!) Members may be able to find this file on the Members FTPs or put in a request for it.