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When ePSXe crashes with the "core stopped" error, it is often due to an unconfigured CPU overclocking setting that the emulator fails to set by default . This oversight can cause immediate crashes or a black screen upon starting a game or loading the BIOS.

If you have the (retroarch.log or error text), look for: epsxe core stopped check the section 316 full

Ensure you have both the and .cue files in the same folder. When ePSXe crashes with the "core stopped" error,

Deep Android power management can kill ePSXe’s core process, leading to the error. Deep Android power management can kill ePSXe’s core

: Newer versions of ePSXe have a CPU overclocking feature that can cause crashes if not set to 1x . Step-by-Step Fixes 1. Verify and Set CPU Overclocking

: Go to Options > CPU Overclocking and ensure it is set to x1 . A common oversight in ePSXe 2.0.5 causes crashes if this is not manually enabled at the default speed.

The BIOS is the "brain" of the original PlayStation. Without a functional BIOS, the core cannot start.