Homebrew Discussion Switch overclocking released (improved N64 & PSX emu)
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I don't even bring my switch outside because it's so hot and humid. Living in a bad place also has the downside of possible theft at all times.
Australia is a pretty big place but I assume you've checked everybody.
The less-than-docked GPU OC is hotter than the 1.5Ghz CPU OC is what I was saying.
I don't know about you, but when I go outside I do other things than play my Switch.
I don't know about you, but when I go outside I do other things than play my Switch.
it's nice to pass the time outside while I eat my lunch, before I go back into the office. I guess schoolkids have other things to do outside though (but not once pokemon is out, then it's all you'll see them playing).
I'd say that's pretty efficient. There are no more optimizations to be done.
The only way we get fullspeed without OC is adding a dynarec (No, thats NOT a optimization, that's a completely new BIIIIIIIIIIG feature)
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Is it really that difficult to port ARM(32) stuff to Aarch64? I thought most of the instructions would be the same anyway?
Well I'm not the well versed in the subject so I might be completely wrong about this.
It lacks a dynamic recompiler at this point. There's a bounty for that.
I've done a bit of porting i686 to x86_64. The main difficulty that arises is if there are library dependancies that don't have 64 bit equivelents. Then, you need to build those as 64 bit libraries before you can do a full build. You can't easily mix architectures (though its far from impossible).
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