Hi, it's been a while and I see nothing mentioned about overclock settings for the pi3 in recalbox. Does anyone know how to force it ?
Hi, it's useless to overclock the rpi3, but you can use the raspberry pi standard overclock process if you really want to do it : https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt.md Search for overclock. This file (config.txt) is in the boot partition. You should remount it read-write before editing the file with vi or nano. Feel free to tell us what are the overclock settings you found stable and we see if we add it to recalbox 
Thank you for responding great master. I will give you my results. I use a active cooled case as well as aluminum heatsinks.
@digitalLumberjack , there is this post in french section. Author saids overclock is really a plus for Reicast (Dreamcast) at 1450mhz with a dissipator and he also put his configuration. I personally think a 1350mhz OC could be perfect for PSX with enhanced resolution mode enabled, without, it's a bit laggy with some games when there is too many animations (crash team racing, crash bandicoot 3, for example).
Nice to know, maybe we can create an issue and set inside the different configurations for people to test and report stability. Then we can add them to recalboxOS. Can i let you manage that @nosfay ?
I'll do it today
<p style="text-align: left;">Any news on this? How can also you said about using old method. What doni need to do to the config file</p>
What do I need to do
Hello overlock settings for rpi3 will be add in recalbox 4.1 https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/issues/896
When is 4.1 out if you don't mind me asking
an day, when 4.0.0 stable will be realease check milestones https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/milestones
recalbox is a master team!!!4
Recalbox 4.1 (build42)
N64 with F-Zero X
2nd Demotrack
1200 MHz vs 1350 MHz
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Hi, it's useless to overclock the rpi3, but you can use the raspberry pi standard overclock process if you really want to do it : https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt.md Search for overclock. This file (config.txt) is in the boot partition. You should remount it read-write before editing the file with vi or nano. Feel free to tell us what are the overclock settings you found stable and we see if we add it to recalbox
