Over clocking an N64?

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PiNgAs
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Over clocking an N64?

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hello I am new to hard modding so could you help me with this so ive been looking up stuff about overclocking the n64 and there really is not any good tutorials to do this could you all make one or show me where to solder so i can do this and i have a clear n64. I heard they are better to over clock than the regular gray ones.


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LOL'd first link on google for overclock n64
http://www.gamesx.com/misctech/n64oc.htm
follow that and if you encounter any problems then ask questions :wink:
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Also be real careful messing with the CPU pins because they will break extremely easily. You really need an exacto knife and fine tipped soldering iron, otherwise you'll probably break it.
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thanks :D
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