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Overclocking Calculators?

Posted by michael on from the asymptotic-growth dept.

Klar writes "If you're looking for something new to prove your tech prowess, Richard Piotter has a great how to on overclocking Texas Instruments graphing calculators. You can actually double the cpu speed, which is noticeable when graphing complex functions."

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  1. Really Really Old by Dwedit · · Score: -1, Redundant

    This is so damn old it isn't even funny. There have even been articles on ticalc.org from april 2000 on how to overclock a TI-89.

    Go ahead, mod me -1 redundant.

  2. Re:Next: by killa62 · · Score: -1, Redundant

    Yes, but it doesn't run linux.
    Does it?

  3. Re:Not only is it faster by vwjeff · · Score: 0, Redundant

    1+1 does =2.0358 if 1=1.0179