| fillet said: You're just making a world of make believe for yourself, putting "LOL" at the end of it doesn't make it anymore true. The PSP CPU spec was alwasy designed to run at 333mhz, it's a 333mhz CPU. It was artificially limited to 222mhz later allowed to run at 333mhz to get some of the top games near the end of it's life running well at the expense of some battery life. There's no magic tricks. |
100% true
the MIPS 4000 dual core chip inside the PSP was rated 333 Mhz, Sony down clocked it to offset battery consumption than as the PSP slim came out they increased the the clock speed back to where it was rated from, also increasing the on board system ram from 32 MB in the PSP 1000 to the 64 MB od system Ram that was in the PSP Slim. the MIPS 4000 GPU still remained 4 MB of dedicated GPU ram though.
I AM BOLO
100% lover "nothing else matter's" after that...
ps:
Proud psOne/2/3/p owner. I survived Aplcalyps3 and all I got was this lousy Signature.
