Has Anybody Here Ever Overclocked Their Vita?

[Dizzy Darth Vizzy]

Is it noticeable and do you think it puts a tax on your Vita?

I'd like to try this on a Vita I never use (only because there's a paltry 128GB micro SD card in it), and I'd like to play Jak & Daxter on my Vita without the horrible framerate.

Additionally, is there a preferred method for this? I only ask because there are a multitude of videos about this on YouTube, so if you've OC'd your Vita and you can testify to a solid method or video of it, I'd be grateful if you could chime in on this.

Thank you!

 

[DunkeyKong]

I gotchu bro

 

[NeonKnights]

And here I was expecting to see a cooling mod involving liquid metal. Are there any good cooling mods for the vita?

 

[hjklmf]

Not that I'm aware of, but cooling mods aren't needed anyway. From what I recall, the vita was built to withstand the load that comes with overclocking, it's just not clocked at that rate by default because it murders the battery life.

 

[blashy101]

I have mine at 500mhz CPU pretty much constantly and it's never had any trouble.

 

[Matricks]

Yes, 4 yrs ago, I use the overclock on psvita 1000, 2000 and playstation tv.
It works on all games, faster, smoother and responsiver Uncharted is bettee playable instead choppy.
Its a must if you modded it already, no cooling needed on psvita, but on pstv its easy to put heatsinks on chips.