Hardware Hacking Switch OLED 256gb NAND upgrade

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I can confirm SM662PXF-BFST 512Gb is working
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400mbps wtf?
I thought the switch was limited to something like 40 or maximum 50mbps, or that's because the old eMMC, and installing a new one get new speeds ?
This is average speed for switch emmc, samsung may even be faster
in comparaison with Kingston 256gb :
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400mbps wtf?
I thought the switch was limited to something like 40 or maximum 50mbps, or that's because the old eMMC, and installing a new one get new speeds ?
The switch does get 400MB/s on basically every nand unless something isn't connected right. My old 2016 switch had 400MB/s on nand
 
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I see your video on youtube



I'm very impressed

But i just don't understand one thing:
Why did you upgrade the RAM? Is there any benefit to that? Because from what I know, games are written to only take advantage of 4GB, correct?

Mainly for overclocking performance, if you compare it with the previous AB-MGCL that was on this switch, there is a significant difference ~2500Mhz vs ~3200Mhz + tight timings on L4T
On HOS it depend on games, but most don't use it
 
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Mainly for overclocking performance, if you compare it with the previous AB-MGCL that was on this switch, there is a significant difference ~2500Mhz vs ~3200Mhz + tight timings on L4T
On HOS it depend on games, but most don't use it
The extra MHz is interesting (about 30% more bandwidth). Mine OLED reaches 2500 MHz too.
 
Mainly for overclocking performance, if you compare it with the previous AB-MGCL that was on this switch, there is a significant difference ~2500Mhz vs ~3200Mhz + tight timings on L4T
On HOS it depend on games, but most don't use it
Nagaa what ram did you use can you put a link beacause i cant find the one you used in your video
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Could this possibly be the ram https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3256805544448410.html
 
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Decided to join in and install a SanDisk SDINADF4 128G. Works great and glitches fast unlike the Toshiba chip it replaced.
Thankyou to all that have contributed guides and info on the various threads about emmc upgrades.
 

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Mainly for overclocking performance, if you compare it with the previous AB-MGCL that was on this switch, there is a significant difference ~2500Mhz vs ~3200Mhz + tight timings on L4T
On HOS it depend on games, but most don't use it
First what were your timings second how did you edit the value amounts in sysclk-oc third how did you make some games use 8gb
 
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Mainly for overclocking performance, if you compare it with the previous AB-MGCL that was on this switch, there is a significant difference ~2500Mhz vs ~3200Mhz + tight timings on L4T
On HOS it depend on games, but most don't use it
Could you link your kip file for the 8gb ram oc
 
SM662PEF BFST I can confirm it's working fine.
But the 4k random r/w are garbage compared to other emmc brands.
 

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