What is the risk factor in overclocking my PPC?
ā¢ When you overclock, you will be voiding the PPC’s warranty. Casio will know if you have taken the unit apart! Other risks involve damage to the processor because it will now be running at a higher speed, and therefore, a higher temperature! This will reduce the life of the processor. You pose some other risks as well, such as data loss, or a static burst on the circuit board. These risks, in my experience, are minimal with the overclock proposed here. I imagine that the life of the E-115 will only be reduced by a little (I can’t give an exact time in months or anything though š ). If you are careful about how you take the device apart, you will not damage any of the circuitry either! The units are actually fairly robust, and handled with care, I don’t see much of a problem. As for the overclock, remember, it is reversible! You can just reopen your unit and erase away the led you placed over the poles! So if you are having big time trouble with some imcompatibility, or something won’
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