180mhz Wearing Out Faster


Exo posted on Aug 26 2004 at 09:48 PM said:
14 mhz extra you probably not notice the difference so I would say its not worth it

You Will Notice the Extra 14mhz :p But at a Extra £14 its quite alot In my opinion.

133 - 156mhz is a difference of 23mhz and it makes ALOT of Difference

I can Overclock to 220mhz. The 200mhz Hacked SNES Emulator is fast :D
 
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Mmmm... Its a tricky one. <_< When you think about it, those costs dont have vat so its more anyway. A 180mhz is £160 - now is that worth it? I know its always nice to have the power but I havent even used one so I dont know what difference it 'll make.
 
Cool, so go for 180 then. I spose 20 odd pounds is a few pints down the pub anyway ;)

By the way, how much is an average gp32 166 going for second hand?
 
Well, I ordered my 180mhz jobby from GBAX :) Ive had enough of asking questions!
 
Exo posted on Aug 26 2004 at 10:08 PM said:
TelcoLou posted on Aug 26 2004 at 09:59 PM said:
You're also paying for someone's labor to open the unit, carefully solder in the resistor, re-assemble the unit, and test it, then re-pack it.

Not realy because they would have to do that anyway to change the resistor for the 166mhz model I measured between 166 and 180 ;)
I paid for a guaranteed 166 blu from gbax and it wasn't modded at all B).
 
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