Overclocking CV64

bebek · 21 October 2010, 23:44

I have red about overclocking CV64/3D (faster memory and change in settings - easy) and want to overclock my CV64. I have to remove sockets and solder memory on board so I can solder faster ones if it will help with overclock. Is this possible with CV64 ? Have somebody tried ?

yaqube · 22 October 2010, 00:43

I have put 100 MHz memory chips on my board but they seem not to affect overclock abilities at all. The Trio64 chip is probably the limiting factor. I was thinking about changing it to Trio64V+ chip but I don't know if software driver will handle it correctly.

bebek · 22 October 2010, 23:52

I do not think it will work because most likely they are not electrical the same. I have tried to do it on PC cards and the card was dead .... .
Did you changed clock in settings ?

21 October 2010, 23:44	#1
bebek Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Poole UK Posts: 349	Overclocking CV64 I have red about overclocking CV64/3D (faster memory and change in settings - easy) and want to overclock my CV64. I have to remove sockets and solder memory on board so I can solder faster ones if it will help with overclock. Is this possible with CV64 ? Have somebody tried ?

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22 October 2010, 00:43	#2
yaqube Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Poland Posts: 159	I have put 100 MHz memory chips on my board but they seem not to affect overclock abilities at all. The Trio64 chip is probably the limiting factor. I was thinking about changing it to Trio64V+ chip but I don't know if software driver will handle it correctly.

22 October 2010, 23:52	#3
bebek Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Poole UK Posts: 349	I do not think it will work because most likely they are not electrical the same. I have tried to do it on PC cards and the card was dead .... . Did you changed clock in settings ?

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