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The Pandora's CPU can officially run at 600Mhz, but most Pandoras can also run at higher speeds. This will make CPU-intensive programs (such as an N64 emulator) run smoother. If you try a speed that's too high, your Pandora will freeze up. Simply turn off your system, then turn it back on, and you'll be good as new. If you still have problems, take out your battery for a minute before turning on your Pandora (this will discharge the backup capacitor that was designed to retain RTC while the battery is being changed [http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?/topic/57303-overclocking-broke-my-pandora/page__view__findpost__p__924479]) | The Pandora's CPU can officially run at 600Mhz, but most Pandoras can also run at higher speeds. This will make CPU-intensive programs (such as an N64 emulator) run smoother. If you try a speed that's too high, your Pandora will freeze up. Simply turn off your system, then turn it back on, and you'll be good as new. If you still have problems, take out your battery for a minute before turning on your Pandora (this will discharge the backup capacitor that was designed to retain RTC while the battery is being changed [http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?/topic/57303-overclocking-broke-my-pandora/page__view__findpost__p__924479]) | ||
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Revision as of 01:10, 2 November 2010
The Pandora's CPU can officially run at 600Mhz, but most Pandoras can also run at higher speeds. This will make CPU-intensive programs (such as an N64 emulator) run smoother. If you try a speed that's too high, your Pandora will freeze up. Simply turn off your system, then turn it back on, and you'll be good as new. If you still have problems, take out your battery for a minute before turning on your Pandora (this will discharge the backup capacitor that was designed to retain RTC while the battery is being changed [1])
