okay. we know very little about how the switch works. hell, we do not even have a working launcher at this point (though the community is close) so if this is possible in the future, do you think we will ever overclock the switch's Tegra X1 chip?
It technically is overclocked when docked.okay. we know very little about how the switch works. hell, we do not even have a working launcher at this point (though the community is close) so if this is possible in the future, do you think we will ever overclock the switch's Tegra X1 chip?
Actually we do, but I dont know if its released.hell, we do not even have a working launcher at this point
true... but overclocking could lead to improved performance on games like MK8DX, BOTW, Mario Odyssey, etc.I would prefer a way to downclock the Switch, when older consoles like the nes, Genesis, PC Engine, Snes are emulated, to enhance the battery life.
Actually we do, but I dont know if its released.
And most likely becuase if the dock can overclock it why cant we?
The only concerns are battery life and bending in the dock.
And have increased heat and decreased battery life?
indeed it is....I don't mind the decreased battery life so much, but I really feel that the heat problem is a hit or miss right now. I fully believe that Nintendo is using this chip with the plan or idea of either unlocking additional cores in the future or unlocking the 1.0 GHz software limit. The fan we have now is small, but I think it's more than strong enough to handle the heat.
Speculation is fun.
Okay so can someone smart explain to me how putting the switch into the dock which most of the purpose is to charge the system using the USB Cable and output image to a tv help with performance when people was complaining bout breath of the wild having framerate issues in some areas and then people saying that not playing with the dock helps fix them. Can someone do it when is less confusing to me please?
So is using 1080P bad for performance compared to lower resolutions?Docked mode upscales the resolution. Some parts of BotW weren't optimized as well as they could be and HD tipped this over the edge resulting in stutters.
So in more understandable language: docking the Switch improves its performance, but it also increases how much performance a game can eat through if it's particularly graphics-heavy. (More pixels = more problems) This can result in worse net performance in docked mode if the developers aren't careful.