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

l7777 · 2026-09-22T20:22:50+0100

Esurient said:
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

There was discussion of adding the 33MHz increments at one point but I don't remember where it landed. For your example yes temporarily setting the limit to 2333 should allow you to test what you want.

Souldbminer · 2026-09-22T21:38:30+0100

l7777 said:
There was discussion of adding the 33MHz increments at one point but I don't remember where it landed. For your example yes temporarily setting the limit to 2333 should allow you to test what you want.

It's in the beta build.

HasRock17 · 2026-09-23T05:02:34+0100

Hi, I have sys-clock and wanted to change it to horizon oc, for the handheld without external power is possible to have more than 614mhz?
Edit: ok, so it works both ways but I can't change more settings for mhz with a max cap of
CPU: 1963mhz (but stays most between 1581 and 1887)
GPU: 1152mhz (can't change more, no options)
RAM: 2133mhz (max option, but I can "change" it on the settings menu)

I tried following the tutorial from the guide but even with Uncapped clocks still doesn't change, do I need to restart the console?

Edit 2: so I had to ALSO download HOC toolkit and in that, started changing some stuff and now finally GPU and RAM go past 1152 and 2133.

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