Overclocked Stuff

[Horscht]

Allright. Pituka is OCed now, as is fSMS

fSMS 166:
View attachment 217

Pituka 160:
View attachment 218

Pituka 166:
View attachment 219

Pituka and fSMS unmodified, uncompressed GXBs
View attachment 220

 

[bast525]

LOL so you ended up doing fSMS anyways!!! well damn... if I'd known that I coulda waited one more day Ah well... a learning experience... if I keep hanging out here with you guys on this forum I WILL be a devver at some point.


Well I tried fSMS at 156, 166, 172 and 180.... 180's too fast, 156 still a tad too slow w/o frameskip... it's a draw between 166 and 172, if I want a little bit of scroll tearing with 166 or the too-fast music in 172. Friggin sweet though at least now I know how to OC almost anything

horscht you're welcome to the other three speed fxe's if you want to post them here I can send to you but really 166 is probably the best option anyways.

 

[The_Sheik]

thanks a lot Horscht!

 

[Zap]

What I'm doing different is using uncompressed FXE's. I have a trick (patent pending ) to uncompress already compressed fxes (It's so bloody simple, I can't believe noone had the idea before me :huh: ), but this process involves a tool which could easily be used (I even think it was concepted for) piracy. Well, I'm not sure if I can post the information here, but anyways, I'll do it.

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Well all I can say is that you actually aren't the first one to find this out.. as the tool was indeed used for that kind of purpose (piracy)

 

[Quiest]

Can you maybe make a 172mhz osnes9x???

Please, please! I would be so thankful!

 

[trooper]

180-200mhz osnes9x would be wonderful and greatly appreciated.

I may have a go at it myself, Wish me luck. :rolleyes:

Trooper

 

[Horscht]

All Hail to me!

os9xgp at 172
View attachment 221
as always: select 166Mhz to run at 172.

@trooper: there is already a 180 and 200 MHz version of 0s9x in this thread.

 

[trooper]

Thanks Horscht,

Silly me, It was in your first post, Duh. :rolleyes:

I`m going to have a go at snes9xgp, Just to see how that is a 200mhz and also to see if i am able to do it.

I`ll post it here if and when i`ve done it.

Wish me luck.

Trooper

 

[sam fisher]

What I'm doing different is using uncompressed FXE's. I have a trick (patent pending ) to uncompress already compressed fxes (It's so bloody simple, I can't believe noone had the idea before me :huh: ), but this process involves a tool which could easily be used (I even think it was concepted for) piracy. Well, I'm not sure if I can post the information here, but anyways, I'll do it.

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Well all I can say is that you actually aren't the first one to find this out.. as the tool was indeed used for that kind of purpose (piracy)

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is it geepee32? Lol of course it is not.

 

[EvilDragon]

It's GeePee and some other software.
There's just one problem: GeePee won't run your encrypted games So you can't simply run them and save the RAM

 

[blondin]

thanx for 166mhz pituka !!!
Really cool

 

[Zap]

It's GeePee and some other software.
There's just one problem: GeePee won't run your encrypted games So you can't simply run them and save the RAM

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It does.

 

[trooper]

It's GeePee and some other software.
There's just one problem: GeePee won't run your encrypted games So you can't simply run them and save the RAM

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It does.

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Shusssh!

Trooper

 

[Zap]

It's GeePee and some other software.
There's just one problem: GeePee won't run your encrypted games So you can't simply run them and save the RAM

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It does.

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Shusssh!

Trooper

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Heh, they know enough for now, its pointless anyways

 

[sonofx51]

Can I get a 192mhz os9xgp? please, thanks.

 

[Horscht]

Os9xgp 192 (set speed to 166):
View attachment 223

 

[sonofx51]

thank you very much, is there a tutorial on hexing these files?I understand how to get the gxb but I dont know what I am looking for if I want to overclock it.

 

[Horscht]

well, there was one around on gp32world.co.uk, but that site got hacked and is no more. I still have the Overclocking table printed out.Here it is:

MHz       CPU Speed       CPU Parameters
40         005A6202        12000200
40         005A6202        13800400
40         005A6202        11C00000
40         005A6202        10200000
50         80F0FA02        12A00200
60         00879303        12400300
66         8014EF03        12A03A00
66         8014EF03        12C00700
70         801D2C04        12E00300
80         00B4C404        11000200
90         804A5D05        11500200
100        00E1F505        11A00200
110        80778E06        11F00200
120        000E2707        11400300
130        80A4BF07        11900300
132        0029DE07        11A00300
132        0029DE07        10900100
132        0029DE07        12C00700
133        406BED07        31700600
140        003B5808        10B00100
144        00449508        11000400
150        80D1F008        11300400
156        005F4C09        11600400
160        00688909        11800400
166        80F5E409        11B00400
168        007A030A        11C00400
172        0083400A        11E00400
176        008C7D0A        10400200
180        0095BA0A        10500200
188        00A7340B        10700200
192        00B0710B        10800200
200        00C2EB0B        10A00200

So now let's make an example. I want to hex edit the os9xgp file to 200. What I do now, is to search for the Values that give a speed of 166. I then replace them with the values that give 200 MHz. save it, make an fxe out of it and BANG works. I myself copy over some stuff from the original fxe back to make the menubackground working again, but that is not necesssary

 

[Quiest]

All Hail to me!

os9xgp at 172
View attachment 221
as always: select 166Mhz to run at 172.

@trooper: there is already a 180 and 200 MHz version of 0s9x in this thread.

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Thank you very much

 

[sonofx51]

thank you for the speed settings.