by randall » Mar 14, 2001 @ 8:12pm
I don't you want to call you an idiot, but if it comes to that... whatever.<br><br>Overclocking ANY processor can cause errors. I don't care if its a Pentium, AMD, MIPS or a block of wood. Overclocking can cause problems or unreliability. Especially something as radical as a 33%+ overclock.<br><br>With the mips build 0.04x, landscape mode never induced a hard-reset of my device. Of course landscape mode didn't work, but it didn't kill my device either. Carpe tries lanscape mode once and has to hard-reset his device.<br><br>The new build (0.05x or whatever) could introduce problems for whatever reason. But how can anyone be 100% sure that overclocking hasn't introduces it's own problems? Does Carpe even know how a processor executes instructions?<br><br>The blinding wisdom in statements like these don't help Carpe one bit:<br><br>"You don't really have to know a lot of C to make a build for your device" - Carpediem<br><br>"i really don't care very much about visual quality as long as the speed increase compensates it." -Carpediem <br><br><br>"And at first it was harder since i had no clue of what the functions did, now since i have practically seen and changed most of them i know what they DO, not really HOW they do it." -Carpediem<br><br>So optimising code is done with complete disregard and understanding of how a function works? How the hell does that work? Carpe must be a goddam prodigy or something because the rest of the programming world KNOWS what they are doing when they optimise, instead of randomly hacking away at the keyboard.<br><br>I've overclocked everything from my desktop computer to ~my toaster oven~. The occasional problems and unreliability just weren't worth it- How can I play Unreal Tournament (infiltration 2.85) with a burned up CPU? I can't. So I settle for the measily 56 FPS I get.<br><br>Apparently Carpe isn't doing anything else with his balls so he may as well use them to overclock his PocketPC.<br><br>Sorry this is a bit harsh, but that "no balls" comment was out of line.