PSP Overclock scePowerSetClockFrequency(366,366,183);break;

[miemt11]

When the PSP Overclock scePowerSetClockFrequency(366,366,183);break;, how safe can it be.

[Danny769]

This is gona sound ignorent

but if you try 366
i highly recomend you find a way of using liqued coolent
im refering to the silconbassed electonic kind

not the stuff you put in your car.

Im not responsable for stupidy

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highly unrecommended

[Shatterdome]

It's doable, but yeah unless you dont mind losing your PSP I wouldn't try it...although after playing the SNES emu at 333 for over an hour it says the temp of the cpu is 30C which is relatively low for a cpu...my PC's cpu runs at 40-50 overclocked...and the xbox runs at 50-60 after a good gaming session...

Also, it's hard to say if the PSP would even accept that command...and no real way to measure any performance benefits...unless you program a REALLY heavy graphics prog with an fps counter...

[Art]

I can't see 33MHz CPU speed providing worthwhile improvement for any
program, at least not enough to warrant running outside of specification.

although after playing the SNES emu at 333 for over an hour it says
the temp of the cpu is 30C which is relatively low for a cpu..

I didn't know you could query the CPU temp. RU sure it isn't the battery temp?

[Art]

In fact, I'm sure you can't.
The CPU doen't have a temperature sensor on it, the battery does.

[rapso]

different cpus have different ranges for the temperature. some work fine with 80°C and some die before they reach 60°

[zshadow]

i believe if you use that function, it will just use highest default (333,333,166)

[Danny769]

you could try incressing the bus.

I just dont recomend touching the processer.


How high does the psp bus run?

becouse overclocking the bus will generate, much less heat