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TI-83/84+ SE Overclocked
Posted by Ryan on 20 March 2013, 17:24 GMT
Overclocking calcs has been in the minds of enthusiasts for a long time, and the tradition continues to this
day. Community members have successfully overclocked the TI-83/84+ SE family to be stable at 22.416 MHz.
Overclocking was accomplished via hardware modifications, which is likely to be out of practical reach for the
vast majority of users. While initially speculated that similar techniques could be applied to the TI-84+ CSE,
further examination and an unsuccessful attempt revealed that overclocking the new model of calc seems less feasible without specialized skills
and tools. However, it is always nice to see the community pushing the limits, finding new techniques for application and capabilities inherent to our favorite calcs.
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Re: TI-83/84+ SE Overclocked
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CalcMax 
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Yeah, this OC thing is pretty cool. I may do it to my TI84+SE when I go to college. I once got carried away and thought that I had OCed my calc to 40+ mhz , but the truth is that I accidentally boosted the refresh rate along with a teensy bit of CPU speed increase!:)D
The calc was so stubborn at one point that I reset everything to default speeds and deleted the program.
The hardware OC, on the other hand, IS A MUCH BETTER OVERCLOCK METHOD. It is possible to OC a ti84+cse, but is EXTREMELY risky and requires a microscope. Can't wait for more developments...
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28 July 2016, 16:43 GMT
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