Overcklocking Tests

[nik166]

ah! that was you ??

 

[nickspoon]

Yes. They call me Mr. Liquid Nitrogen and run away when I come past, because I have a tendency to spontaneously fire jets of it at people.

 

[triton]

my mom was hospitilized because of you! your a menace to scociety!

 

[nickspoon]

Umm... sorry. *sprays triton with liquid nitrogen* *runs off*

 

[Minkoff]

Well, on a slightly more on-topic note, nothing for me seems very stable past 266. Not that 266 is bad (it's like 33% better than I thought I'd ever get). 280 and 285 like to crash after 20 minutes or so.

 

[Shane R. Monroe]

250 is the best I can get ... with limited testing.

 

[Drak]

Oh geez can I not wait any longer for my 2x! It should arrive tommorrow, if it doesnt imma like explode!

I want to try this and so many other things at an instant.

 

[Mr. Anderson]

seems like 280mhz are working quite well, that's some good news

 

[Jegriva]

But you're overclocking both processors or only one?

 

[Jarska333]

Hum, anyone done a battery longevity test on 280? (Or 266 or...)

 

[nik166]

only one

 

[parask82]

Hum, anyone done a battery longevity test on 280? (Or 266 or...)

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I tested with Sony recharchables 2100mA running the demo of Sonic on DrMD @280 with volume halfway up and it lasted 2Hours and 52Minutes.

 

[nik166]

hmmmmmmmmmmmmm


i've been playing megadrive @275mhz for hours and hours, but SUPER NES can't run at that speed, even 266 is not stable...


to the ones who have a good speed, have you tried with supernes?

 

[mysql101]

with the new program i found i can go to 285mhz. 290 and it crashes soon as i hit the select button.

 

[Sonic-NKT]

hmmmmmmmmmmmmm


i've been playing megadrive @275mhz for hours and hours, but SUPER NES can't run at that speed, even 266 is not stable...


to the ones who have a good speed, have you tried with supernes?

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hey as you say that, when i did a 300mhz test it also crashed finally in the snes emu, and i thought it just that my gp2x cant handle that speed. have to do new tests then.
anyway, its strange that the snes emu doesnt really work a that speed.