Hello, I am brand new here and have a bit of a problem. Yesterday I installed a XenoGC v2 into my Gamecube. I monitored the LED that was on it and it went from Red to Amber (Which I read was a good sign of it working correctly) I dont currently have any backups to try but I have already run into a slight problem. I own an official Nintendo RGB Scart cable that I purchased so my Gamecube would look good on my 42" TV, which worked fantastically. Ever since installing this chip, I tested a genuine copy of Pokemon Collosseum and the image quality looks to have degraded and even has a lower framerate. I can only really think of it being the chip as the problem as it was fine before I installed it. It is a PAL Gamecube, and if I press start while the disc is loading I do get the correct XenoGC status screen. It doesnt seem to be outputting RGB anymore but I cant explain the drop in framerate. Any Advice?
Would there be a way to turn that off? So it could output RGB? Im guessing if it is forcing the game to run at a level, that could explain the framerate drop as well?
I was probably wrong. Doesn't look like XenoGC has that function. You could try holding b at startup to see if that option pops up. Here are the things you can change at boot up: http://www.gc-forever.com/wiki/index.php?title=XenoGC
Ive been googling this matter furiously for hours and noone seems to be reporting any issues of this kind. I have tried the button settings at the start, once holding down Y (Forcing NTSC) I was just given a black screen.
