Rosalina n3DS clock/l2 options - How do they work?

Whats the skinny on the L2/Clock options in Rosalina and how do they differ from enabling them in Luma?

 

Exactly what I said.

Or to be more verbose:

Changing L2/Clock in Rosalina seems to do absolutely nothing in comparison to setting it from the Luma config. Tried it with a game that crashes when overlocked and irrespective of what it says in Rosalina it crashed and booted perfectly when running at regular speeds in Luma so, once again:

Whats the skinny on the L2/Clock options in Rosalina and how do they differ from enabling them in Luma?

 

So you're saying that the speed options in Rosalina only affect Rosalina activities and have nothing to do with the game you're playing?

If so I'd agree with that.


Go and try Ridge Racer. It loads the menus etc until you get to the point when you're about to race and the n3DS will blackscreen and freeze if its overclock/L2 enabled via Luma.

Playing with the options in Rosalina does nothing in that sense as it still crashes but if you turn off the OC/L2 in Luma then play around with it in Rosalina to enable it obviously doesn't as the game plays like its regular clock mode.

If thats the case then what is the point of this option as I thought it was in the Rosalina menu so you could switch it on and off for will for situations like this with titles that aren't compatible?

 

What I want is to have OC/L2 enabled in Luma and be able to turn it off from the Rosalina menu without having to power off/reboot the n3DS.

Is that possible?

 

It turns out you can disable the OC/L2 but in order for it to "stick" you must do it in game, not in the 3DS menu.

Great feature, if poorly explained. Hopefully this clarifies it for anyone else wondering.

 

Go back and reread the thread.

 

Was replying to the poster above you when you posted.