Robster
Dodgy hardware mod maker
After changing my GP32's RAM, I was a bit disappointed that it didn't overclock any better. So I decided to borrow an idea from the PC overclocking community and increase the CPU core voltage. This should be 1.8V, my GP32 measured at 1.78V, and the data sheet says it is allowed to be between 1.65V and 1.95V. The mod is pretty simple, just replacing a resistor in one of the voltage regulators in the GP32.
So, now my GP32 is running with a core voltage of 1.88V. And the results? Well... not too conclusive. Before the change, I could run at 144MHz reliably and 150MHz on new batteries. After the change, I can run 156MHz reliably but I still can't do 166MHz :angry: . I could increase it a little more, but my poor GP32's been in pieces too often already so I'll resist the temptation!
Err... and the point of this story? Not sure I have one. Hopefully someone will be interested in it! :rolleyes:
So, now my GP32 is running with a core voltage of 1.88V. And the results? Well... not too conclusive. Before the change, I could run at 144MHz reliably and 150MHz on new batteries. After the change, I can run 156MHz reliably but I still can't do 166MHz :angry: . I could increase it a little more, but my poor GP32's been in pieces too often already so I'll resist the temptation!
Err... and the point of this story? Not sure I have one. Hopefully someone will be interested in it! :rolleyes: