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    Homebrew RELEASE sys-clk under/overclocking sysmodule

    Okay, yes I meant Erista. If you want to explain, can you explain what you did with it, and it's gonna help? Mariko obviously can, although it still shouldn't, but it can. Using Erista you shouldn't even do it docked. How did you make it work when in handheld that GPU cam overclock to like...
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    Homebrew RELEASE sys-clk under/overclocking sysmodule

    Since I doubt you read anything that people say I will explicitly quote this message again to remind you that people, even from using your package, still have issues. You can't fix a hardware problem with software. If you undervolt it won't accept the frequency and drop down. Which isn't bad...
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    Homebrew RELEASE sys-clk under/overclocking sysmodule

    I find it remarkable that you ignored the post where he included a link for you as evidence that people from that forum also said the same, which isn't weird, considering they're just basic nature laws. I really don't want to bring this to GBATemp but, well, you don't really have any other...
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    Homebrew RELEASE sys-clk under/overclocking sysmodule

    I'm more interested in the crash codes personally. Is it just something like "the game was closed due to an error" or something like that? Or is Atmosphère crashing?
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    Homebrew RELEASE sys-clk under/overclocking sysmodule

    No it's just that the power draw using that overclock is that insane that it will damage everything inside. From VRMs, to the battery, to the processor itself.
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    Homebrew RELEASE sys-clk under/overclocking sysmodule

    Are you using ReverseNX by any chance? Never heard of such problems but it's worth the try. You're drawing so much power in handheld that the Voltage will drop extremely know (and it's been told many times so I won't tell this again). Maybe worth the try to use ReverseNX. (also IF you're going...
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    problems installing linux

    Found this Reddit thread and it worked! Apparently it was mounted all that time in /bin already. I did try some mounting first so it might, or might not work directly.
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    problems installing linux

    Got the same, any help is appreciated, meanwhile I'm still searching for a solution.
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    Homebrew RELEASE sys-clk under/overclocking sysmodule

    Orange is what's actually being used of the gray line. The rest is lost. You must keep the gray line in kind because that's the power that'll be on the traces on the motherboard.
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    Homebrew RELEASE sys-clk under/overclocking sysmodule

    https://discord.gg/KzvN5kSgQM
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    Hacking Gaming Hardware Homebrew Tutorial 4IFIR: Power Efficient Overclocking | up to + 5X performance per watt | CPU 2500MHz GPU 1400MHz RAM 2400MHz

    Mariko CPU already is at its limit with 2397. It differs per chip what you can reach. I (definitely) lost the silicon lottery. Mine gets to 2370 (checked with a homebrew application called MHz and made by KazushiMe) while KazushiMe's Switch gets to like 2390. There's not really a way to check...
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    Hacking Gaming Hardware Homebrew Tutorial 4IFIR: Power Efficient Overclocking | up to + 5X performance per watt | CPU 2500MHz GPU 1400MHz RAM 2400MHz

    I have no idea what your past encounters are and I don't think it's going to make me neutral in who's right about what. GPU's (at least the desktop and laptop things) have lots of limits so they can't get past (mostly) 1.3V and software only allows up to about 1.2V as constant Voltage and just...
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    Hacking Gaming Hardware Homebrew Tutorial 4IFIR: Power Efficient Overclocking | up to + 5X performance per watt | CPU 2500MHz GPU 1400MHz RAM 2400MHz

    Unless there are some real reasons or things we're wrong about and should know, I suggest we stop this (pointless) discussion here. This is getting way off-topic.
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    Hacking Gaming Hardware Homebrew Tutorial 4IFIR: Power Efficient Overclocking | up to + 5X performance per watt | CPU 2500MHz GPU 1400MHz RAM 2400MHz

    You're partly right, but Foxi4 is too. It is indeed load dependent. Now we're back at the VID. That's why, it asks for Voltage. But not like it draws it, no, it asks the VRM. The Switch however, is sort of an exception as the Voltage is pre-configured and when the load increases, the Voltage...
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    Hacking Gaming Hardware Homebrew Tutorial 4IFIR: Power Efficient Overclocking | up to + 5X performance per watt | CPU 2500MHz GPU 1400MHz RAM 2400MHz

    This all doesn't belong in this thread anymore. Where did Foxi4 say the Switch draws Voltage? Voltage is supplied by the VRM's and it draws the current. It can, however, ask the VRM to supply a certain amount of Voltage. This is usually called the VID. That's not the point here, though, and...
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