kgruscho
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Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Bonn, Germany
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quick note for everyone that tries overclocking and gets massive failures...
there are differences between batches of processors in how well they function.
manufacturers do some basic tests on each batch and always give conservative numbers where no failure will occur. Likewise sometimes they'll stamp things lower to fill market niches, which why in particular for the celeron processors series some of the late made 333s, where more capable overclockers than 400mhz chips made a month or two later.
if your handheld crashes at 20mhz, it's not the program or handspring's fault, it's more likely dumb luck that the processor you got doesn't have the integrity to run at that speed. It doesn't mean you have a bad processor, your processor should work grat at 16mhz, like it was intended to.
my experience with overclocking, is that the speed gain is not worth having to reset contrast constantly, which happens even with AF3.0x, in almost all settings
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