I followed the tutorial at gamesx to overclock my n64, and I soldered pin 112 and 116 of the cpu to +3.3v but now my system refuses to boot. The website reported that they had a similar problem, but were able to make it boot with just one wire going to +3.3v I'm about to try that, but what makes this happen. how do people overclock their systems to X3 ???
edit: I removed both wires, and the power led still won't even turn on. I did leave it in the car for about 2-3 hours in freezing temperatures one day, and I haven't even tried testing it until just now after the mod. Do you think the cold may have caused it to quit working?
overclocking help
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overclocking help
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Re: overclocking help
x3?
i'd only do x2-->if you're doing an x3 overclock, idk
i'd only do x2-->if you're doing an x3 overclock, idk
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Re: overclocking help
you can't put both of them to 3.3v, one of them has to go to ground...
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Re: overclocking help
oh, I just listened to this web site http://www.gamesx.com/misctech/n64oc.htm and they told me to put them both on 3.3 volts but oh well. I guess if I've undone the mod and now the power led won't even come on, I guess it's done for.
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Re: overclocking help
crappy website I happened to have favorited wrote:In practice however, nothing happens at 2.0 - at least, nothing that we could see. And at 3.0x the machine refused to boot - every game just locked at a brown screen soon after powerup. You may get better results - it's possible the systems vary a little, with some allowing the higher clock speed. It's also possible this entire operation is a silly prank - but no matter, we can safely say that it doesn't fry your N64 - nor does it cause any unusual operation. Doesn't get hot, doesn't cause bugs. Give it a shot, if you're bored. Chances are you're not using your N64 much anyway. =)
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Re: overclocking help
Retard read the whole thingstuntpenguin007 wrote:I followed the tutorial at gamesx to overclock my n64, and I soldered pin 112 and 116 of the cpu to +3.3v but now my system refuses to boot. The website reported that they had a similar problem, but were able to make it boot with just one wire going to +3.3v I'm about to try that, but what makes this happen. how do people overclock their systems to X3 ???
edit: I removed both wires, and the power led still won't even turn on. I did leave it in the car for about 2-3 hours in freezing temperatures one day, and I haven't even tried testing it until just now after the mod. Do you think the cold may have caused it to quit working?
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anyways I cracked open the power supply and jiggled around the cord and now it powers on. too bad I removed the overclock mod
edit: so if pin 112 is unlifted/untouched can I assume it's set to ground? I got the power light to come on with pin 116 set to 3.3v but theres no picture, so do I need to do pin 112 too?
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Re: overclocking help
wooooooooo yeah!!!!! I finally got it, I guess you can't assume it's ground. (I'm totally BA, I'm double posting
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