| shams said: This is really odd to me - and is the first time something like this has happened on any console/games device? Is it only set via the BIOS? Can games control this? Will games that require it, automatically upgrade the BIOS? What happens when a 333Mhz game tries to run on a 267Mhz PSP? It could be possible that the new PSP will always run at 333Mhz - but that could risk compatibility issues with older PSP devices... What about old games? Will the PSP detect that they run at 267Mhz, and switch back to a lower multiplier? This doesn't seem to me to be something that can be configured on the fly (BIOS change, and reset of device). Hmmm....
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all PSPs can run at 333MHz, they just have the clock speed downscaled to boost battery life. This is just a firmware update that will unlock the clock prescaler and allow it to run at 333MHz for commericial games. The prescaler can be changed on the fly (my Pentium M laptop will dynamically change between 800MHz and 2GHz) but I doubt it will be necessary.
The new games that require it will simply require this version of the firmware, like games have always done on the PSP
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