overclocking internal oscillator?

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  1. - 16th March 2012, 16:55 #1
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    Default Re: overclocking internal oscillator?

    Well it doesn't seem like it will hurt the chip any. Thanks again for the help guys.
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    Sure not! If you increase the clock frequency, you will reach a point that it will just not work, or at least reliable.

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    I just love this thread... Nice idea,,, overclock an oscillator you have NO control over other than the divider..... Hat a Hoot....
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    Ya reckon? Raise voltage to the entire chip and it will be overclocked.
    Sure will fail to be reliable at some stage though!
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