I still prefer calling switch NX, cause it sounds cool to me, but that's beside the point.
My points is that I really like the plugin on vita called 'DynaClockVita'. It tries to regulate CPU/GPU depending on the load. Like with this thing on it clocks down to 60mhz most of the time, while I play stuff like Puyo Puyo Tetris, which is barely hardware pushing. But while play PS Nova, which is quite technological, it keeps around 444mhz on field to maintain the framerate.
In a word it seems smart. Can we do the same on switch? I didn't really done much OC wise so far. Will syslck do the trick? Like if I'll set speed to 768mhz for GPU, will it always be 768, or just caps at 768, running lower when not needed otherwise? Or we need other type of software or config?
My points is that I really like the plugin on vita called 'DynaClockVita'. It tries to regulate CPU/GPU depending on the load. Like with this thing on it clocks down to 60mhz most of the time, while I play stuff like Puyo Puyo Tetris, which is barely hardware pushing. But while play PS Nova, which is quite technological, it keeps around 444mhz on field to maintain the framerate.
In a word it seems smart. Can we do the same on switch? I didn't really done much OC wise so far. Will syslck do the trick? Like if I'll set speed to 768mhz for GPU, will it always be 768, or just caps at 768, running lower when not needed otherwise? Or we need other type of software or config?