Deepl: translation: Dear friend, please tell me which program is used to edit the loader.kip file? I have plenty of time, I want to fine tune it even more precisely, just for scientific purposes.
Thank you for your handy configurator, but I want even more fine-tuning, I'm not afraid for the safety of the switch.
Below are the screenshots with the consumption of the chiffer. I don't like the rise in vmc2 osu consumption to 1225 millivolts, instead of 1100 for the switch osu. That's a big boost. Is it worth it!!!
To be honest with you, if we believe the figures showing the consumption of chifir, it really shows a good picture and when you play you can feel the difference, only it is not clear what is the price of this. You can do an audit, look at the program code, if the consumption is really so low.
Point by point all the bugs of this developer on a new version, or admit some successes may not be everywhere. Do you have a connection with the developer of KazushiMe?
I have no connection with the developer KazushiMe and I am not them, the closest thing I have done is made a recommendation on their Github for Switch-OC-Suite for someone else.
The only way to edit the loader.kip is to use the online configurator, unless you compile it for yourself which is complicated and I personally don't know how to do it, however there is a guide under the Build tab here if you want to make your own edits.
https://github.com/KazushiMe/Switch-OC-Suite
You can adjust the voltage lower from 1225 mV for 1996 RAM using the online configurator and it may still be stable. If you do this however please take backups as decreasing the voltage on high RAM clocks on Eristra can cause instability and corruption. To add to this, I would not recommend any kind of undervolting including CPU, GPU, and RAM below defaults because it lowers performance with no benefit. If you want less power consumption use lower clocks because if you use high clocks that are undervolted they are worse then lower clocks that aren't.
To your reply in the sys-clk thread
4IFIR is a copy of the source code of Switch-OC-Suite with minor edits to the UI (i.e. the red text, and text i.e. 4IFIR Maximised and the loader.kip, which contains the undervolting tweaks that don't work and reduce performance. Safety limitations such as caps for GPU in handheld have been removed making it easy to damage the battery as well in 4IFIR.
For context, the person who made that post is ZachyCatGames who made the original RAM patch (1862) which is found in Switch-OC-Suite modified and because 4IFIR is a copy also there and is knowledgeable about hardware and has done research to see what works and can confidently say that the undervolting found in 4IFIR doesn't work and causes performance issues.
ZachyCatGames also mentions hardware research by CTCaer, who is an individual who has done massive amounts of hardware research and contributed to the original sys-clk, which Switch-OC Suite's code is based on. His clocks and voltages for L4T, Linux on Switch were taken by KazushiMe, the developer of Switch-OC Suite and used there due to their reliability and accuracy. Cooler has changed these voltages without knowledge of the hardware which is causing instability issues and worse performance. If you want to talk to ZachyCatGames I recommend DMing him on Discord
