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Overclocking a Xbox 360
- Thread starter Aceracer21
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Its locked down to prevent it. If it were possible, you'd be looking at making hardware modifications like something requiring soldering. I haven't read around on the topic however, but a quick peak at google doesn't have anything of substance.
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I remember when they were puttin 1.4ghz celerons in the original Xbox to replace the 733mhz p3. Shame you can't do stuff like that now
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Unfortunately M$ thinks that modding leads to piracy so you will never see this being a possibility.
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As well it could lead to "advantages" in gaming if its overclocked.
This is why they want it locked down like that. Though for someone like me that rarely plays open online I would love options to tweak it, and disable everything for gaming online.
This is why they want it locked down like that. Though for someone like me that rarely plays open online I would love options to tweak it, and disable everything for gaming online.
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Console games are locked to a set frame rate...Even if you could OC and Xbox, it probably wouldn't do didly squat.
Just my opinion.
Just my opinion.
Y'all saying it isn't possible aren't too bright.
http://www.ehow.com/how_7499711_overclock-xbox.html
It will NOT increase your frames per second as they are locked, however when playing large scale single player games, or very intense games, you may notice less "lag spikes" due to it's increase speed. You may ALSO notice the dashboard, and xbox live menus load a LOT faster. if you do overclock it it is highly advised to buy after market cooling.
http://www.ehow.com/how_7499711_overclock-xbox.html
It will NOT increase your frames per second as they are locked, however when playing large scale single player games, or very intense games, you may notice less "lag spikes" due to it's increase speed. You may ALSO notice the dashboard, and xbox live menus load a LOT faster. if you do overclock it it is highly advised to buy after market cooling.
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NecroTroll!
That doesn't overclock anything. That article is bogus. No one who knows anything about overclocking would call flashing DVD drive firmware "overclocking". If it could help anything, it wouldn't help anything but load times.
That doesn't overclock anything. That article is bogus. No one who knows anything about overclocking would call flashing DVD drive firmware "overclocking". If it could help anything, it wouldn't help anything but load times.
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HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHA!
That's the most I've laughed on this site in years!
How's it going I.M.O.G.?
Yeah... overclocking a 360 would be worthless. There'd be no increase in framerate or any other noticeable difference.
Now if you could add another 16 gigs of RAM to the system... and install Ubuntu in it... and get an Ubuntu-Friendly version of Supreme Comander going on it...
EDIT: Or you could just buy the 360 version...
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HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHA!
That's the most I've laughed on this site in years!
How's it going I.M.O.G.?
Yeah... overclocking a 360 would be worthless. There'd be no increase in framerate or any other noticeable difference.
Now if you could add another 16 gigs of RAM to the system... and install Ubuntu in it... and get an Ubuntu-Friendly version of Supreme Comander going on it...
EDIT: Or you could just buy the 360 version...
you can install linux, it has to be a hacked box though, like RGH/Jtag, havent had the time to test it out on my box.
maybe then you could run a softfsb modder or something of the sort? lol. wouldnt work on live though, unless you want it to get banned in a few minutes.
Is there a link to more information on this exploit? I don't see any references on google.
