Xbox 360 Emulator 3.2 4 Bios Fix

I upgraded from a xbox 360 controller. It took a couple days getting used to but I like it now. It's a quality controller. Way better d pad that's for sure.

I've built a lot of computers over the last 30+ years, starting with motherboards that used jumper settings. Builds keep getting easier and this one was the easiest of all. Much of the basic tuning and setup with this MB is automatic. With only the XMP tuning turned on, my I9-14900 processor, with a claimed boost of up to 6mhz, was a solid 5.5mhz+ under 100% load. Improving the case cooling a bit may help, but the performance is already way beyond my needs and expectations. There were only two issues encountered with the build. First was my using a several generations old GPU (980ti) which resulted in no video (am on a waiting list for a current version). Resurrected my old system, found the fix (flashed the GPU's BIOS), and was up and running on the new build in short order. The other problem was a bug in the onboard flash program. Using the GUI buttons to progress through the flash process resulted in an error message. Found a several years old forum response about the same issue. The fix was to double click on the BIOS file name instead of using the GUI buttons. You'd think that a bug like that would have been fixed or at least the instructions would now say to double click the file name. But, no... let the peons suffer. But I digress. I like the motherboard. Truly, the slickest thing is how M.2 SSD's are installed. Flip a tiny rotary lever and the included heat sink comes off. Insert the SSD stick, push it down, flip another rotary lever and the SSD stick clicks into place. The heat sink goes back on the same way. Too slick. If I have a grip it's that adding M.2 SSDs after the install requires pulling the video card. Yeah, I know, waaaahhhh. :-) Good product. Maxed out the heat during the burn-in and had zero crashes. I really do think I'm going to like this build! Highly recommended!

*NOTE* Make sure to update bios as it will fix potential issues overclocking ram (in my case 32gb EXPO 6000mhz). ALSO I would recommend a thermalright contact frame as well: it's cheap, easy to install, and brought my cpu max temps down considerably. Hope this helps someone.

I have bought this controller to replace my old Xbox 360 controller. As am using this controller on windows I cant say about my experience with game console, but I really like the way it works on windows. Please dont forget to buy xbox usb adapter for wireless experience (only for pc).

I needed this to replace my missing power cord for my xbox 360 slim. It plugged right into the power supply block, and it's working just fine. No complaints.

I use these for Xbox 360 games and don't usually have any issues i only get about 1-2 bad discs out of 200 so pretty good. 99.5% of em work.

I use this as an amp for my headphones that I hookup to my Xbox 360. They sound great for my stereo headphones. The build quality is superb and feels solid. My only complaints are that whenever I plug-in in my headphones, it makes a very loud popping noise. This also happens if I plug-in the headphones before I plug-in the power. The other complaint is that the power cord loosely connects to the amp while the headphones and input jacks are very secure. I find that odd. Overall I am pleased though.

Great hardware. feels better than the Xbox 360 controller. And Bluetooth is a nice feature, can use it with my phone quite easily.

I use this KVM to share my monitor with my computer and my Xbox 360. The USB ports in the front come in handy when I need to quickly connect a device. One short coming was that to connect my 360 I needed to add a VGA gender changer to the cable.(but that was my own short site)

I have my Xbox 360 and my PC connected to one monitor and one set of speakers. It got really annoying having to swap my speaker connection from my Xbox 360 to my PC and vice versa. So I found this little jewel and now all I have to do is flip a switch to change sources!!!! This device is awesome and it's solid-state. I highly recommend this product.