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Re: Overclocking the A3400 cpu board
« on: February 11, 2004, 09:20:38 AM »
The A3640 is easily overclockable by anyone who is experienced in soldering. I, personally have overclocked a number of these boards and they all worked well at either 30 or 33 MHz, depending on how you do the overclock. For more info, go to  www.starnet.com.au/davem/amiga.html

 

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Re: Overclocking the A3400 cpu board
« Reply #1 on: February 11, 2004, 12:18:41 PM »
Ooops...

I just realised we were talking about the A3400 board, not the A3640.

In any case, the A3400 is also overclockable, up to 35MHz. I have had one working reliably at that speed for over 4 years now. There is a noticeable and worthwhile speed increase, especially as RAM access speed is also improved.

Since the surface mount CPU is of a later version, these usually more readily accept overclocking than the earlier PGA type 030s. In fact, I have found a heatsink is not required, even at 35MHz.

Information at www.starnet.com.au/davem/amiga.html

Click on the "A3630" link - its another name that the board is known as.