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Horizon OC 2.0 - Most powerful overclock tool. CPU 2397MHz, GPU 1228MHz, RAM 3200+MHz

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Souldbminer said:
Yea I think your fuses are messed up. Nintendo messed up burning the calibration fuses on certian devices, and your device is likely one of those.
Is the device in question a Lite and if so when did you obtain it?

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What error do you get?
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Re the CPU temp I have this issue too, boosted clocks it shows a lower reading than stock

Switch OLED modded it myself last week, bought it sometime 2022 from a retailer
 
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gbatoomptemp said:
Re the CPU temp I have this issue too, boosted clocks it shows a lower reading than stock

Switch OLED modded it myself last week, bought it sometime 2022 from a retailer
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Does it show lower reading than SoC and what reading does it show compared to SoC?

There are two possibilities, being bad fuses or your cpu being weird. Both of these can't be fixed (the HOC driver uses same method as L4T which is correct)
 
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Does it show lower reading than SoC and what reading does it show compared to SoC?

There are two possibilities, being bad fuses or your cpu being weird. Both of these can't be fixed (the HOC driver uses same method as L4T which is correct)
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CPU boosted(1220@640mv) shows as 44c, SoC 32c
Stock CPU(1020@590mv) shows 54c with SoC staying the same at 32c
 
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Good trick i found for gpu voltage stability when loading dying light it crashes when it reaches main menu just as you turn on the game. if it loads the menu usually won't have problems playing the game for extended periods.
 
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Hi sorry for bothering, I'm not able to use title override after installing this. Would any1 have ideas to fix this?
 
Deg said:
Hi sorry for bothering, I'm not able to use title override after installing this. Would any1 have ideas to fix this?
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You sure atmosphere config regarding this option is correct? (including user override cfg ini)
 
can't set cpu to more than 1963mhz, even after updating the max clock settings. what should I do?
 
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Follow the guide and undervolt
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tried to undervolt to no avail. also, memory doesn't go above 2133mhz. maybe it's because it's the nx-venom version? if so, how can I change it?

EDIT: don't know what I did, but I managed to go above it. thanks!
 
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tried to undervolt to no avail. also, memory doesn't go above 2133mhz. maybe it's because it's the nx-venom version? if so, how can I change it?

EDIT: don't know what I did, but I managed to go above it. thanks!
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How you manage to go above 1963mhz for cpu? I have checked all setting for switch oled but still stuck at 1963mhz
 
Thanks for all the work, been slowly optimizing my switch, I just have one question;

There is a 66MHz, 100MHz & 133MHz step mode,

However, for example, the Latency Editor allows you to choose 2333MHz as an option , how can you expose this and similar values which are out of bound for 66/100/133 in the override/profile to test. How can you set a out of bound MHz such as 2333MHz?
 
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The system can handle 33MHz increments, if I understand correctly though one of the RAM tables can only handle a number of frequencies thus 66/100/133. That said, other settings can operate on the 33MHz increments. The easiest way to see this is to set a maximum RAM frequency that doesn't fall into the 66/100/133 increments. For example I have a RAM max of 3033 MHz on one of my devices and 2833 on another.
 
The easiest way to see this is to set a maximum RAM frequency that doesn't fall into the 66/100/133 increments.
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So the only way would be to temporarily lower the max freq I have currently set, to whatever freq I want to test that is outside of the table?

That kinda sucks, but I guess it is what it is, luckily I only need to test 1333 Latency at 2333MHz or lower for GPU stability rather than doing the full set
 

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