TWRoO on 09 September 2008
| bdbdbd said: This propably is because of the voltage fluctuations of the grid. Since Wii doesn't use any time servers, as they do with operting systems, or have quartz in it to sync the clock, it needs to rely on its internal processes. The transformer unit is specced to 230V, when grid voltage is 240V. Taking into account the fluctuation margins for 230V, the 240V fluctuations may top the designed margins. Oh, an my Wii clock appeared to be 7 minutes early. |
Except the Wii clock runs from a battery which is in a little compartment on the bottom (stood up position)... so unless it changes to using the AC power when you turn it on, and the change is what affects it perhaps.
