Gepatch Compatibility List !link! -

The official GePatch compatibility list is a community-maintained Google Spreadsheet that tracks how PSP games perform when played at the PS Vita's native resolution. Main Compatibility Spreadsheet

This spreadsheet is the primary resource for users. It categorizes games based on their performance and graphical fidelity using specific GePatch versions:

Playable: Games that run well with minimal or no graphical issues.

Ingame: Games that may have minor glitches (e.g., flickering, black rectangles) but remain largely playable.

Issues/Unplayable: Games with severe graphical artifacts, broken 2D elements, or those that fail to boot. Key Performance Tips

Version Variance: Newer versions of GePatch are not always better. For example, SoulCalibur: Broken Destiny is known to perform best on versions 0.15 or 0.19.1. gepatch compatibility list

Per-Game Plugins: Experienced users often use the pergame.prx plugin to automatically load specific GePatch versions for different games.

Required Settings: For GePatch to work, you must have Adrenaline 7 or higher and ensure that "Force high memory layout" is DISABLED in the Adrenaline recovery menu.

Graphical Artifacts: Common issues include "smearing," black FMVs, or flickering. Some of these can be temporarily bypassed by double-tapping the PS button to enter and exit the LiveArea.

Since development on GePatch has largely ceased, checking the Compatibility Chart before installing a game is highly recommended. GE Patch Plugin - GitHub

If you have a PlayStation Vita or PSTV and use the Adrenaline emulator, you likely know the struggle: PSP games natively render at a 480x272 resolution, which can look pixelated on the Vita’s 960x544 display. GePatch, an experimental plugin created by the renowned developer TheFloW, attempts to fix this by forcing PSP games to render at the PS Vita’s native resolution. NVIDIA Graphics Cards:

However, because the plugin bypasses the original rendering pipeline, many games experience "smearing," black screens, or severe artifacts. This makes the GePatch compatibility list the most essential resource for anyone looking to use the plugin. Top Compatible Games (Green List)

According to the community-driven GePatch Compatibility Sheet, the following games are known to work with minimal to no issues: GE Patch Compatibility Updates and Changelog | PDF - Scribd

Graphics Card Compatibility

Gepatch motherboards support a range of graphics cards, including NVIDIA and AMD models. Here are some compatible graphics cards:

• NVIDIA Graphics Cards:
  • GeForce GTX: 1650, 1660, 1670, 1680
  • GeForce RTX: 3050, 3060, 3070, 3080, 3090
• AMD Graphics Cards:
  • Radeon RX: 5500 XT, 5600 XT, 5700 XT, 5800 XT

2. CFW (Custom Firmware) Compatibility

For "Compatible" consoles (Launch Slims and Fat consoles), full CFW (like Evilnat or Rebug) offers 100% feature compatibility.

| Feature | Compatibility Status | Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | BD Movie Playback | Issues Possible | Sometimes requires activation or specific firmware fixes. | | PSN Access | Risky | Possible with spoofers, but high ban risk. | | Region Free | Full Support | DVD/Blu-ray region unlocking possible via homebrew. | Radeon RX: 5500 XT

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is there a universal Gepatch Compatibility List for all software? A: No. Every vendor maintains its own list. "Gepatch" is a generic term; you need the list specific to that patch from that vendor.

Q: How often is the list updated? A: Major lists (Microsoft, Red Hat) update every Patch Tuesday or within 24 hours of a new kernel release. Minor tooling lists update weekly.

Q: What if my custom-compiled kernel isn't on the list? A: You are in "unsupported territory." You must compile the patch from source against your specific kernel headers. The compatibility list does not apply.

Q: Can a patch be compatible but still slow down my system? A: Yes. "Compatibility" means it works, not that it performs well. Always check the "Performance Regression" column if the list includes one.

Composer and package ecosystem

• Composer v2: Required for dependency management in Gepatch 2.x/3.x.
• Packagist: Most integrations published; use semantic version constraints to ensure compatibility.