how bout the 84se? have one i ripped the ribbon cable on while debugging my speakers(they work almost flawlessly now, cruel irony) that i could try this on and screenshot it with tilp to see how it worked.

So a little bump to this. I ordered some parts from digikey and overclocked 2 83+se's for omnimaga's contest. they can be found here
http://imgur.com/a/IJgAw

Whats next. Make an OS patch that stops the Ti-OS from interfering with the setting. Make sure all external functions work, and finally set up a set of hot keys to arbitrarily change hot keys as long as the Ti-OS interrupt is running.

After I get that done I might offer overclocking services for a fee because its not a hard soldering job but if your not practiced its very easy to mess up. 0603 parts are small

So a little bump to this. I ordered some parts from digikey and overclocked 2 83+se's for omnimaga's contest. they can be found here
http://imgur.com/a/IJgAw

Whats next. Make an OS patch that stops the Ti-OS from interfering with the setting. Make sure all external functions work, and finally set up a set of hot keys to arbitrarily change hot keys as long as the Ti-OS interrupt is running.

After I get that done I might offer overclocking services for a fee because its not a hard soldering job but if your not practiced its very easy to mess up. 0603 parts are small

Are the parts in the same place in the ti-48+? And could you post a small tutorial/description of how to do it yourself, together with a list of the parts needed?

Seems pretty cool but you should clean the second one's LCD.
You remind me I have an 83+SE that I need to revive (dead LCD, gonna get a used 83+BE that's working for the parts), so maybe I'll add the 4 pin socket like Kerm did if I ever succeed.

the 83+se overclock and overclocking the 84+se are two completily different beasts the 84+se doesnt have the pads that the 83+se does so its virtually impossible to overclock and if you cant figure out how to do it from kerms posts I feel you dont have enough experiance soldering/ doing ee work to trust you not to break your calculator.ive had plenty of experiance with working on fine pitch hardware.

Sorry, but could you repost this in English? (no offense)

Also as cool as getting overclocked calcs would be, did you ask permission to the participants first? Maybe they want a normal calc to run games for them, which means that if overclocked, some games might run too fast to be playable. (Unless you're adding a switch that allows the contest winner to switch between 15 MHz and other modes)

Well, I meant BASIC games, for example, or any ASM/Grammer game that uses no specific mode by default. I was also worried about games that needs perfect syncing with the LCD for grayscale and other effects, which might have issues running if they aren't set at 15 MHz by default.

Yeah for LCD timing most recent games sync with the status port anyway and interrupt timers are independent of the CPU speed. Also he said he'd patch the os to fix that issue.

Also he said he'd patch the os to fix that issue.

This was towards the BASIC issue.