Did you know? 333MHz is officially unlocked

**elmonen** · January 15th, 2007, 15:20

I bet Crisis core runs at default over 222mhz.. the trailer looks so good it must be.

**Bytrix** · January 15th, 2007, 15:20

We've been able to play at 333mhz for a long time using plugins/devhook etc..

Sony haven't 'unlocked' anything, they developed POPS and it runs exactly the same as other homebrew which runs at 333. It just sets the CPU speed when it's starting up. It's a few simple system calls in homebrew to enable them to use 333mhz.

**blackdaze** · January 15th, 2007, 15:27

can any body help me wid da 303OE cwcheat thing i cant get it 2 work with ff9

**Veskgar** · January 15th, 2007, 15:32

Yeah, this is old news for the homebrew scene. Now SONY can officially release a better battery...

$40.00 for only a 20% gain with SONY's current stamina battery doesn't seem like a bargain anymore.

I would hope SONY either drops the price of the stamina battery to $19.99 or releases a 40-50% extended battery.

**blackrave** · January 15th, 2007, 15:41

This was already speculated on when the 3.00 firmware was released as a person said the loading times on MG: AC!D seemed to be faster, but now it really is confirmed.

Confirmed by who, by the way? Sony? :S

I really hope Sony release some better batteries now. I mean, they really should if they force the users to run at 333 MHz!

**cal360** · January 15th, 2007, 15:59

Originally Posted by sony.1991

I knew they wouldn't be able to create a emulator for 222MHz it's just too damn hard. I wish they would unlock it for the browser have you seen how much that lags... And mabey memory caching the the memory stick for those large sites, no more "Not enough memory" errors.

Unlocking the webrowser in 333MHz is pretty dangerous for your PSP as it overheats it realy bad i've done it before and I might of well used it as a portable radiator

**g00gy** · January 15th, 2007, 16:05

now i know why overclocking PS1 games makes no diffrence

**blaz3d** · January 15th, 2007, 16:48

i had a crappy battery(until i knicked my sisters b/fs!) and i had noticed it getting drained really quickly playing ffVII, so i kinda guessed the cpu was running @ 333mhz

**aCoL** · January 15th, 2007, 16:59

The point of this news is that sony are now officially using the psp at its full capabilites where power is concerned. Of course everyone knows that we can overclock via homebrew

when i first saw this post i was like wtf?! dax's firmware dosent unlock it or somthing i thought it did >.< but then my morning caffine kicked in :P