got it, it works
I kept the standard clock in sys_sdrammtc.c (1862mhz) and right now it loops in memtesternx.nro to see, if its stable
got it, it works
I kept the standard clock in sys_sdrammtc.c (1862mhz) and right now it loops in memtesternx.nro to see, if its stable
is KazushiMe's method of overvolting RAM on Mariko safe? I know the Suite is in it's early stages (will probably stay there as it is no longer mantained anymore) but I'd like to try it out without killing/damaging my console.
https://github.com/KazushiMe/Switch-OC-Suite/issues/5
https://github.com/KazushiMe/Switch-OC-Suite/issues/5
It's proved to not be very helpful. It's safe up to 650mV as it's rated for that. (570mV-650mV). Someone got 2099MHz working at about 650mV and 2133MHz (only 33MHz higher) still wasn't stable at 850mV. So yes, it's safe up to 650mV. But does it help? Not much.
ah I see thanks, then I might as well not waste my time with it.
hope us Mariko users will see something truly working in the future...
Well it's the same thing Erista overvolts. It's just not as helpful as with Erista. Perhaps there will be another way to overvolt, but it's not really worth it for now.
Yes. 1862 is generally safe (for corruption). It really depends on your RAM brand. You can use Hekate to check it. If it is Samsung, 1862 probably works without any problem, same for Micron. If it is Hynix, 1862 might or might not work stably.
You could try Kazushime's latest version with updated timings. Hynix even worked with 2133MHz. Unstable, but it worked. 1862MHz with those timings should work.
Just make an EmuNAND backup. If you want a backup of your games to be safe too, make a backup of the entire SD card too. You need to backup both.
Did you correctly install it? Did you copy the sysmodule? You didn't remove the Atmosphère folder and then upgrade it, right?
You need to, in order for sysmodules to load.
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