Damage PSP when working on 333Mhz?

[Xandu]

I was wondering if it is safe to use psp clock at 333Mhz? Will it brick PSP or dead pixels or stuff? I heard that somebody bricked his 2.6 PSP when using 333Mhz.

Whats ur opinion?

[Zx30]

I hear it CAN be dangerous if you run it like that for a longggg time..(overheat)

But i never heard of people bricking them..

[Ralan]

Originally Posted by Xandu6a

I was wondering if it is safe to use psp clock at 333Mhz? Will it brick PSP or dead pixels or stuff? I heard that somebody bricked his 2.6 PSP when using 333Mhz.

Whats ur opinion?

Ive been runing my psp at 333mhz and nothing bad happened, the only sideeffects are battery usage, psp getting hot, possible bricking while running PSPlayerMT in 333mhz (2.6 tho, no flash 0 access).

[EM1L]

Originally Posted by Zx30

I hear it CAN be dangerous if you run it like that for a longggg time..(overheat)

But i never heard of people bricking them..

No damage at all. The PSP CPU is meant to run at 333mhz.

[TPTaylor]

PSP was built to run at 333mhz, so you should be fine.

It will eat your battery, but that's it.

^^beaten to it.

[PSPduh]

Originally Posted by Xandu6a

I was wondering if it is safe to use psp clock at 333Mhz? Will it brick PSP or dead pixels or stuff? I heard that somebody bricked his 2.6 PSP when using 333Mhz.

Whats ur opinion?

First of all, it doesn't brick or dead pixels or anything like that. And NOBODY can brick the PSP when overclocking it. And it isn't opinion, it's fact that you don't do damage to it. Remember:

A bricked PSP is when something to flash0 or flash1 is disruppted in the middle, and you don't have all your flash files.

Dead pixels are whne one pixel's transistor isn't working. (All of the pixels have three transistors: Red, Green, and Blue)

It is impossible to brick a 2.60 PSP, unless you manullay do it by unscrewing the back of the PSP and messing with the stuff inside.

Yet it is possible to do some damage, as in over-heating. I usually overclock it when playing the cheatdevice, and when it gets to 34 C+, I shut it off and let it rest. Just feel the back of the PSP to see if it is hot or not.
--PSPduh
(Watch, somebody going to beat me at posting, and I'll be #3 again....Grrrr.....)
{Edit: I'm #6...I gotta type faster...}

[Zx30]

Originally Posted by SovietSlayer

No damage at all. The PSP CPU is meant to run at 333mhz.

*noted*

[The PANIC.]

I always had my 2.6 Homebrew running
at 333mhz. Kills the battery, but hey,
It works faster and more efficiantly.

[muratcan]

Originally Posted by PSPduh

It is impossible to brick a 2.60 PSP, unless you manullay do it by unscrewing the back of the PSP and messing with the stuff inside.

Or....If you take the battery out when upgrading to a later version.

[TPTaylor]

Originally Posted by muratcan

Or....If you take the battery out when upgrading to a later version.

Or...If you throw your psp onto the floor.

The best method I have heard about bricking your psp, is holding it up to a brick wall, joking with your friends that it's a "brick" and then accidently drop it.

Now that's irony and stupidity!

[PSPduh]

Originally Posted by TPTaylor

Or...If you throw your psp onto the floor.

The best method I have heard about bricking your psp, is holding it up to a brick wall, joking with your friends that it's a "brick" and then accidently drop it.

Now that's irony and stupidity!

I love irony AND stupidity. That sentence is like cake for me!(Yummy)
--PSPduh

[Xandu]

well, check this out Bricked 2.6??? WTF?

[Xandu]

Off topic:

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[leonheart_a]

in the end they solved it,it was the battery and the psp was not not bricked