Switch-OC-Suite

[naddel81]

Works like a charm, thank you for this.

I use 1224/768/1862 in dock with an erista for totk. Seems great so far and safe.

I use stock atmosphere (deep sea/kosmos) on my erista. how do I get to your level? want to mildly overclock to make 30 fps more stable or graphics sharper.

 

[Mike_77712]

Works like a charm, thank you for this.

I use 1224/768/1862 in dock with an erista for totk. Seems great so far and safe.

I'm using 1785/921/1862 on dock with erista. Any lag at those clocks?

 

[naddel81]

so Switch-OC-Suite is superior to sys-clk overclocking?

 

[Mike_77712]

so Switch-OC-Suite is superior to sys-clk overclocking?

Definitely. The exact reasons why are listed here https://gbatemp.net/threads/switch-oc-suite.625066/ . The ram overclocking is the main reason for me. Basically gives me the option to get more frames than what sys clk is capable of, especially in Assassin's Creed.

 

[naddel81]

is that that toasty for TOTK? BTW: What do the values mean exaclty? BRD is board, I guess. but where are those three sensors?

 

[Mike_77712]

is that that toasty for TOTK? BTW: What do the values mean exaclty? BRD is board, I guess. but where are those three sensors?

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I usually hit between 55 and 57 on TOTK, I'd like to think 62 degrees would be ok since max load on stock settings hits 60 degrees. Most I've seen while playing a game was 67 degrees on max OC. As for the three sensors I guess they stand for SoC PCB and Skin, according to the status monitor thing

s monitor thing

 

[naddel81]

I usually hit between 55 and 57 on TOTK, I'd like to think 62 degrees would be ok since max load on stock settings hits 60 degrees. Most I've seen while playing a game was 67 degrees on max OC. As for the three sensors I guess they stand for SoC PCB and Skin, according to the status monitor thingView attachment 371123View attachment 371124s monitor thing

do you also have V1(Erista) model? Will try to catch my Power meter to see Wattage while gaming. On 100% battery while docked it should tell me the gaming power needed, right?

 

[linuxares]

Sorry for a bit off-topic, but anyone got any good settings for the Erista for TOTK (Docked)? Just something they feel work well.

 

[isoboy]

Sorry for a bit off-topic, but anyone got any good settings for the Erista for TOTK (Docked)? Just something they feel work well.

After reading a comment some days ago that their switch shut down with a cpu oc at 1785 or whatever, I set mine to 1500ish. GPU 921 and MEM 1600. That's what I've been using for probably 25 hours. I don't know how much of a boost it gives me but that's what I use.

 

[linuxares]

After reading a comment some days ago that their switch shut down with a cpu oc at 1785 or whatever, I set mine to 1500ish. GPU 921 and MEM 1600. That's what I've been using for probably 25 hours. I don't know how much of a boost it gives me but that's what I use.

Nice, thank you
Curious, have you changed thermal paste? I did that like 3-4 years ago to MX4 that is way better than the crap Nintendo uses.

 

[Mike_77712]

do you also have V1(Erista) model? Will try to catch my Power meter to see Wattage while gaming. On 100% battery while docked it should tell me the gaming power needed, right?

I do have a v1/erista. The switch usually warns you about the temp then sleeps if it gets hot enough, but it hasn't happened to me while playing TOTK. YMMV on that I'm sure. As for it telling you the gaming power needed while being docked at 100%, I'm not too sure

 

[naddel81]

I do have a v1/erista. The switch usually warns you about the temp then sleeps if it gets hot enough, but it hasn't happened to me while playing TOTK. YMMV on that I'm sure. As for it telling you the gaming power needed while being docked at 100%, I'm not too sure

It pulls 14W off the wall when 100% charged and playing TOTK midly overclocked (1200MHz CPU, 844 MHZ GPU, 1862 MHZ RAM).

 

[Volkaru]

After reading a comment some days ago that their switch shut down with a cpu oc at 1785 or whatever, I set mine to 1500ish. GPU 921 and MEM 1600. That's what I've been using for probably 25 hours. I don't know how much of a boost it gives me but that's what I use.

This game is very much not CPU bound. You could get away with stock or 1224 CPU and not have any difference between it and 1785.

 

[naddel81]

This game is very much not CPU bound. You could get away with stock or 1224 CPU and not have any difference between it and 1785.

but GPU clock makes a difference because of dynamic resolution?

 

[Mike_77712]

It pulls 14W off the wall when 100% charged and playing TOTK midly overclocked (1200MHz CPU, 844 MHZ GPU, 1862 MHZ RAM).

This game is very much not CPU bound. You could get away with stock or 1224 CPU and not have any difference between it and 1785.

my eyes have been opened. Sounds like I need to lower the CPU a bit

 

[Frisk_]

I'm using 1785/921/1862 on dock with erista. Any lag at those clocks?

From what I read those clocks are too high for erista. You have battery drain. You posted a screenshot of monitoring and you could see battery power flow at minus 4w on it.

My clocks are lower but battery power flow is at 0w.

 

[isoboy]

Nice, thank you
Curious, have you changed thermal paste? I did that like 3-4 years ago to MX4 that is way better than the crap Nintendo uses.

I never have. Launch model. Maybe I should.

 

[Anxiety_timmy]

I never have. Launch model. Maybe I should.

before I changed my thermal paste, my switch would hit the temp shutdown after about an hour on max clocks.

 

[izy]

when i replaced the thermal paste on my mariko, i also removed the stupid copper sticker shim.
poor thermal design that

having
heatpipe
thermal paste
copper sticker
thermal paste
cpu

literally 2 extra layers for no reason

 

[Kakore]

Cool stuff, just the thing I was looking for for a little higher MEM speed.
Thank you!

Do you plan to make a .nro as well or will it stay Overlay only?
I love the .nro from sys-clk for configuring each game beforehand but of course it's not 'that' necessary.
(Sorry if already answered!)