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Overclocking

Overclocking

With Overdrive enabled, we tried to increase the GeCube's clock speed and performance further but the Control Panel limited us to only 870MHz and 2000MHz DDR. We were able to reach that maximum for the core but the memory failed at 2000MHz, and we fell back to 1990MHz DDR instead. There wasn't much of an improvement in 3DMark06 scores but then we expected this.

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