NES overclock success! Instructions coming soon!

[JimmyDean]

Hi all! I just Oc'd my nes a while ago, however I was not a member of these forums at that time. I realized it would be relevant as the people here would probably enjoy my story. I will post instructions in a separate topic, so stay prepared! I had to search spanish documents, get a processor pinout, and now, at last, the slowdown is eliminated! It was a disaster, because when I was drilling the hole for the spdt switch, the casing cracked! And on top of that, a wire came loose on my crystal oscillator (which provides the clock signal), which by the way is about 1cm by 1/2cm in size. (I'll solder it back, however my 13 year old life is very busy! training for cross country...) Now I have to get a new NES... I also completed a sega genesis region mod, before my sega genesis went missing!

So stay on your toes! Instructions coming soon!

[gamer255]

Nice job.

[JimmyDean]

Is anybody interested? If nobody wants to preform this mod, then there is no point in me listing the instructions, right?

[Pkmnjunky7]

I'm interested. I may or may not ever do it, but I am interested.

[JimmyDean]

okay, I'll post the instructions later. It only involves lifting a pin on the cpu, tapping the old clock signal, hooking up an oscillator to the voltage reg's rightmost pin and putting a switch between the two. Easy as pie, in my opinion.