changing components

[duffman]

after getting my new GP32 i am extremely pissed off that it cannot overclock at all, therefore rendering most snes games useless, anyway as i have a broken 166mhz lying around is there any way i can change the components around (the RAM i think)

obviously i doubt there is, but it would be nice for something good to happen to me and my £300 worth of useless machines for once :angry:

 

[zenocha]

try the voltage mod, you can find it at cobbleware

 

[blipped4]

Whats wrong with you 166mhz gp32?

 

[duffman]

plugged an adaptor with wrong polarity in and blew it up

 

[bakubaku]

thats so god damn harsh.. i did the same with my lovely white jap saturn... i felt real true pain....


WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY"£%$£"%^$%^$£&$

 

[taras]

I have a gp32 that overclocks, but I choose to keep it at 133 MHz.

mwhahahah h34r:

 

[ColinR]

Does anyone know if a heatsink on the ram chip would help?

 

[Vimacs]

probably not

voltage mod is the easyst way to go

 

[dad]

If it is blow up due to reverse polarity it is possibly an easy fix, try a company that does calculator and computer repairs, if you are in Australia leave a note and I may be able to help.

 

[coolgpguy]

plugged an adaptor with wrong polarity in and blew it up

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAAHHAAHAHA im sorry thats just hella funny :lol:

 

[Memnoch]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHHAHAAHHAAHAHA im sorry thats just hella funny :lol:

Harsh. Did anyone laugh at your SMC problem? :huh:

 

[duffman]

thanx for the suggestions guys, im looking into getting the soldering done by someone who knows what they're doing, mabey then, i'll be able to enjoy the GP32 as it was meant to be, oh and coolgpguy.....well...meh i cant be bothered