Anyone Overclocked thier wii?

[Singhson]

Anyone over clocked their wii?
I wonder if its possible, surely it is?
Would you even any noticeable outcomes?

thx for reading, for any ignorance/offense non intended!

Merry Christmas!

 

[Jay588]

im not sure its possible, and it would probably burn out pretty fast, im pretty sure the mainboard is not powerful enough to exceed its peak right now. i would not try it even if it were possible, sorry i am no help

 

[GermanW]

You would have to hack the firmware.

But why?

And cartman says "Ok that DOES it!"

 

[Singhson]

lol, yeah i was just wondering?
I'm not tech enough to conduct an operation like that, but i see some vid's on you tube dismantling the wii in like minutes, they seem to know what they're doing?
Just a thought

Merry Christmas!

 

[CodeRed]

i'm sure one day someone will have the guts to try it.

 

[iOwnage]

Well, I honestly wouldn't see the point. Most of the information is on the game disk anyway. And raising the clock rate won't effect it that much, or make it much better.

 

[ikjadoon]

It would have to be slightly unorthodox as it is PowerPC-based. Wikipedia has the CPU at .729GHz and the GPU at 294MHz And, man, I would totally OC my Wii to get some AA going on in Mario Party. Man, I want to slap my G80 in there and get some super-sampling. I never knew trees were so spiky!

And, by the way, half the people overclock just 'cuz it looks freaking wicked.

No, what I want to know is how to access the service settings in the Wii, like the background color for the main screen or different fonts. I'm sure it is somewhere. If I can hack my Sony Ericsson, I *know* I can hack my Wii. I just hope they don't go all Apple on me by killing the modding community with "brick-updates." Heck, they've mentioned it when I'm trying to update.

It must be a secret combination of keys when turning the Wii on. Who wants to try?

~Ibrahim~