Overclocking In Drmd


sinkyboy2000

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I can't change the clock speed setting in DrMD. I select it and press B or A, but the setting doesn't change. Does this mean I can't overclock beyond 200Mhz?
 
sinkyboy2000 posted on Mar 24 2006 at 04:29 PM said:
I can't change the clock speed setting in DrMD. I select it and press B or A, but the setting doesn't change. Does this mean I can't overclock beyond 200Mhz?

EDIT: I'm using 1.2.1 Firmware.

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The Spider Mastermind posted on Mar 24 2006 at 04:42 PM said:
I think that just represents the current clock speed. Use the clock speed changer if you're using 1.2
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Ah! I thought that was a setting that could be changed.

Cheers for that.
 
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Read the fucking readme

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The Spider Mastermind posted on Mar 24 2006 at 07:41 PM said:
Read the fucking readme

fuckthemanual.gif

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You should perhaps not say "Fuck the Manual" to Reesy when he's told you to RTFM: Reesy wrote DRMD and more respect is due.
 
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sinkyboy2000 posted on Mar 24 2006 at 06:29 PM said:
I can't change the clock speed setting in DrMD. I select it and press B or A, but the setting doesn't change. Does this mean I can't overclock beyond 200Mhz?
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sinkyboy2000 posted on Mar 24 2006 at 06:38 PM said:
sinkyboy2000 posted on Mar 24 2006 at 04:29 PM said:
I can't change the clock speed setting in DrMD. I select it and press B or A, but the setting doesn't change. Does this mean I can't overclock beyond 200Mhz?

EDIT: I'm using 1.2.1 Firmware.

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ROFL, did you really quote your first post just to add something in a second one???
That`s one of the stupidest things I`ve ever seen. :D
You know, there is an EDIT button right next to the QUOTE button...
 
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skaboy posted on Mar 24 2006 at 06:49 PM said:
The Spider Mastermind posted on Mar 24 2006 at 07:41 PM said:
Read the fucking readme

fuckthemanual.gif

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You should perhaps not say "Fuck the Manual" to Reesy when he's told you to RTFM: Reesy wrote DRMD and more respect is due.
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1. He never told me to "RTFM". He told the poster to "RTFM".

2. The attack was on the idea of "reading the manual" rather than on Reesy. And it was a joke. A google funnay. No offense intended.

But because of the "More respect is due" comment, you get this:

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The Spider Mastermind posted on Mar 24 2006 at 10:25 PM said:
skaboy posted on Mar 24 2006 at 06:49 PM said:
The Spider Mastermind posted on Mar 24 2006 at 07:41 PM said:
Read the fucking readme

fuckthemanual.gif

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You should perhaps not say "Fuck the Manual" to Reesy when he's told you to RTFM: Reesy wrote DRMD and more respect is due.
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1. He never told me to "RTFM". He told the poster to "RTFM".

2. The attack was on the idea of "reading the manual" rather than on Reesy. And it was a joke. A google funnay. No offense intended.

But because of the "More respect is due" comment, you get this:

09inter.jpg

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Well, my post was because it was you that posted "Fuck the Manual": I was sympathising with a coder as I've been told to RTFM in the past and the advice was correct. Reesy and his ilk obviously go to a lot of trouble to provide the rest of us with something for free (unless we donate) and I simply thought it innapropriate to respond to his RTFM post in the way that you did.

Apologies for any misunderstanding. Can we move on now?

xx
 
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You can overclock using the CPU_Speed utility, then set DrMDx for FS0 and watch the velvety-smoothness of perfect Genesis emulation :)
 
I can only overclock to 230Mhz before my GP2X gets unstable - however at that speed I get 58Fps on Gunstar Heroes which is obviously as smooth as I need it. However this is the first thing I've used on my GP2X and a maximum overclock of 230Mhz seems worryingly slow. Erk.
 
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