Dingoo A320 running A330 firmware

This is my Dingoo A320 running firmware from the A330.
Download A330 firmware here: www.dingoo.hk/bbs/UploadFile/2...
As you can see only minor, cosmetic changes exist (the A330 firmware is merely a hacked version of the A320 v1.2 firmware).
The A330 is running its CPU at 336 MHz just like the A320 and the native firmware for the A330 only utilises 32 MB RAM.
A new version of Dingux has been released that does take advantage of the A330's extra RAM. I'm not that crazy about Dingux so I will be sticking with my A320.
www.sentinelgames.com/ - my Dingoo A320 site (WIP)

[@onlywhenprovoked]

@SentinelGames thank you, you just saved me some money

[@SentinelGames]

@MarijnvdHeuvel
Yep, that's all. This firmware is merely a hacked A320 v1.2 firmware. The A330 isn't even an official product from the developers of the original A320. Dingux does now take advantage of the extra RAM so the A330 does have a purpose.

[@SciFiTy1]

@jellyjigglerman, the a320, by something or other "Holding Company', is not in fact a 'chinese rip-off' item but a budding console company in its own right. They simply have few licensed games and depend heavily upon either older roms (freeware) or illegal ones or better yet, the amazing Homebrew when you know where to find them.. Compared to todays common DS or DSI , well I for one feel it's well worth the present $85. USD.

[@SentinelGames]

@lodown505 Only thing you can do is go into the options screen and set frameskip to 1 or 2 pending the game being played. Overclocking helps too. Some games run okay doing this, others won't. There really isn't any other fix.

[@SentinelGames]

@DingooPwnz
Yes and yes.

[@MNC1221]

@MNC1221 *IT WORKS

[@lodown505]

Do you know of any way I can get the SNES to run more smoothly? I googled it and couldn't really come up with a straight answer. I get the runaround, "Download Linux and then install SNES9x, but I heard that it doesn't change anything.

[@SentinelGames]

@monkey5711
No, everything is exactly the same. CPU and memory clocks are also the same so this firmware is running the A330 at 336 MHz (not 400 MHz as is advertised) and only utilizes 32 MB RAM (not 64 as advertised). The A330 is not worth it in my opinion, stick with the A320.

[@MisterMakerNL]

only new icons?

[@FrankGREV]

So you just renamed the a330 firmware file to an a320 firmware file? And it works?

[@monkey5711]

Does it play any differenty?

[@MNC1221]

LOL I WORKS

[@lodown505]

@SentinelGames Mine currently runs on Frameskip 2. F-Zero is playable to some extent, so is Zelda: ALttP, but games like Super Metroid and Mega Man 7 are so jittery it's unbearable. So I suppose platform games should be avoided if necessary. It's also a shame they couldn't emulate chips like the C4 chip or the FX chip. I could really use some Mario RPG or Star Fox (which would probably be unplayable anyway due t the jerkiness) right out of the box. :( Then again, it's good for waht it is.

[@SentinelGames]

@TechHeroPower The download link to the firmware is in the video description. It's not fake, in the sense that it does exist and was created by Dingoo Technology for their deceptively named A330. It's fake in the sense that they merely ripped off the hardware and software of Dingoo Digital's A320.