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@yifanlu maybe only in the main menu? Psp ran slower in the XMB.
Vita CPU clock speed is 333MHz by default and ranges 41-444MHz by PMC. GPU 111MHz and ranges 41-222MHz. Thanks to xyz for the tests.
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@NeoTechni nope, tests were run in context of a game -
@yifanlu which game was it? -
@NeoTechni doesn't matter -
@yifanlu sure it does. If it was a 2d puzzle game or rpg, that's different than killzone -
@NeoTechni like I said, it doesn't matter. The kernel doesn't contain games based on what they do. -
@yifanlu if it's like psp, games can change the speed at will. -
@NeoTechni that's why I gave a range. Default is 333MHz regardless of game. You can go up to 444MHz if you want.
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@yifanlu lol i though it could reach 2 ghz -
@undressweeks that's the limit for Cortex A9. Sony chooses to under clock it. Likely for battery reasons.
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@yifanlu Is it normal speed or PSM sandboxed? If that's normal then I see false advertising (4x2.0 GHz cores). -
@Rauliki normal. They never advertised anything. They were careful to be quiet about it. -
@yifanlu Ok, maybe I took for granted info from internet sites as oficial
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@Lucif3r945 each core runs at 333MHz. There's no such thing as clock speed for "all cores". You don't add them up, they're independent. -
@yifanlu@Lucif3r945 Wuut the same clock speed as PSP?
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