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compulsive_programmer
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| I happened to notice that the configuration for the gorgeous 84+ and 84+ SE board are different than the 83 (no surprise really, but I can dream). Can someone help me locate the "magic spot" for replacing transistors for overclocking? Or better yet, could you link me to an 84+ tutorial? |
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baorder54
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The rich files have a overclock tutorial. Looking up tuts on ticalc is always a good idea. Goto www.ticalc.com/hardware/overclocking
Here is the direct link though, hope this helps: Linkadink |
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compulsive_programmer
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baorder54 wrote: The rich files have a overclock tutorial. Looking up tuts on ticalc is always a good idea. Goto www.ticalc.com/hardware/overclocking
Here is the direct link though, hope this helps: Linkadink
[post="101312"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
You don't understand though, those don't help because the motherboard is different. The transistors are in different spots which makes it quite difficult to find and locate one. It is a possibility that the TI-84SE uses a different transistor for CPU input than described in most tutorials for TI-83 |
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Xphoenix
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Me cannot find a place with instructions on overclocking an 84. However, Me has found that people are saying that the 83+ and 84+/SE are the same.
A guy said he opened both calcs, and they looked identical, except with a better memory chip for the 84. |
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compulsive_programmer
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Xphoenix wrote: Me cannot find a place with instructions on overclocking an 84. However, Me has found that people are saying that the 83+ and 84+/SE are the same.
A guy said he opened both calcs, and they looked identical, except with a better memory chip for the 84.
[post="101318"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
These people were either lying or are drastically dislexic to the relative locations of chips and transistors. Observe:
What I found in my calc:
<img src="www.datamath.org/graphing/images/ti_84plus_pcb.jpg">
What isn't in my calc, but people are saying is:
<img src="www.ftp83plus.net/images/dedans.png"> |
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compulsive_programmer
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| Posted: 19 Apr 2007 11:13:02 pm Post subject: |
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compulsive_programmer wrote: Xphoenix wrote: Me cannot find a place with instructions on overclocking an 84. However, Me has found that people are saying that the 83+ and 84+/SE are the same.
A guy said he opened both calcs, and they looked identical, except with a better memory chip for the 84.
[post="101318"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
These people were either lying or are drastically dislexic to the relative locations of chips and transistors. Observe:
What I found in my calc:
<img src="www.datamath.org/graphing/images/ti_84plus_pcb.jpg">
What isn't in my calc, but people are saying is:
<img src="www.ftp83plus.net/images/dedans.png">
[post="101321"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
Am I supposed to use the html buttons? Because it's easier for me to type it out... |
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Weregoose
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Joined: 25 Nov 2004
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You use [img]address[/img], as in:
[img]http://weregoose.unitedti.org/files/reg_rule1.png[/img] =
Full rules here. To your left when posting: BB Code Help
You know where the edit button is. 
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IAmACalculator
In a state of quasi-hiatus
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Joined: 21 Oct 2005
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I just saved that image for future use! :P
@Compulsive programmer: Neither of those images work for me. |
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compulsive_programmer
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Weregoose wrote: You use [img] address[/img], as in:
[img]http://weregoose.unitedti.org/files/reg_rule1.png[/img] =
Full rules here. To your left when posting: BB Code Help
You know where the edit button is.
[post="101323"]<{POST_SNAPBACK}>[/post]
Read them before I joined, just didn't think to edit. Sorry. |
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IAmACalculator
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We don't care how many people make that mistake as long as they never do it again for the rest of their miserable existences. Bwhahahahaha!!
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