The 768 mhz OC is available for free and I dont want to upload someone else's program. I also think the free one is better. My tests show that 460 mhz does not make much of a difference since the most demanding games (e.g. wolf, doom diablo, xenoblade) already uses the 384 mhz mode in handheld. 768 mhz (almost twice the frequency) makes hell of a difference in these demanding games, according to my opinion.
It is probably more likely to be safe (than not) since the stock tegra shield has even higher gpu clocks and the switch already uses the 768 mhz mode in docked, although we cannot of course say for sure that it is safe. So use it on your own risk. I have not encountered any issues so far at least, normally the switch just shuts off itself if it gets too hot (have not happened due to the oc yet for me though). Just dont use it in less demanding games where it is not needed and use it in relatively short bursts (not hours), since we do not know how the battery is affected long term.
By the way, if someone has a switch to spare, it would be very interesting to test what happens if the OC is on all the time for weeks.
It is probably more likely to be safe (than not) since the stock tegra shield has even higher gpu clocks and the switch already uses the 768 mhz mode in docked, although we cannot of course say for sure that it is safe. So use it on your own risk. I have not encountered any issues so far at least, normally the switch just shuts off itself if it gets too hot (have not happened due to the oc yet for me though). Just dont use it in less demanding games where it is not needed and use it in relatively short bursts (not hours), since we do not know how the battery is affected long term.
By the way, if someone has a switch to spare, it would be very interesting to test what happens if the OC is on all the time for weeks.
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