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psp-beyond-444mhz

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Experimental Playstation Portable (PSP) overclocking project, which includes a plugin and a stress tester with automatic ramp-up targeting theoretical frequencies beyond 444 MHz. It also includes an overclock picker that defines a ramp with safe values. Intended for developers and advanced users.

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# Experimental PSP Overclock

## Description
This is an experimental project for technical purposes only, intended for developers and advanced users. Stability is not guaranteed, use with caution.

## Experimental Overclock With Automatic Ramp-Up
This project includes a plugin and a stress tester.  
See the [Experimental Overclock](experimental)

## Overclock Picker
See the [Overclock Picker](overclock-picker).

## Contribution Guidelines

### AI-assisted development

AI tools may be used as development aids. However, the following rules apply strictly:

* All commits must be authored by a human contributor (pseudonyms are perfectly acceptable).
* The commit history must not contain any AI attribution as author or co-author.
* Contributors must fully review, understand, and validate all submitted code before opening a pull request.
* Contributors are expected to be able to explain and justify their changes during reviews.
* The contributor is responsible for ensuring that their code or changes do not break existing functionality, integrations, dependencies, documentation consistency, APIs, build processes, tests, or the overall behavior and technical integrity of the project.
*In short: AI can assist, but humans must retain full ownership of the work.*

Pull requests that include AI attribution in commits, or that are not clearly understood and validated by the contributor, will be rejected.

### License compatibility

All code submitted to this repository must be compatible with the MIT License. Dependencies or code snippets under more restrictive licenses (e.g. GPL, LGPL, proprietary) are not accepted. Contributors are responsible for verifying that any third-party code they include is under a permissive license granting at least the same level of freedom as MIT.

## Disclaimer
This project and code are provided as-is without warranty. Users assume full responsibility for any implementation or consequences. Use at your own discretion and risk

## Special Mention
Thanks to re4thewin, z2442, Acid_Snake, st1x51 and skinny for testing, to koutsie for mentioning overclock possibilities, which sparked my curiosity and led me to investigate and experiment further on the subject, and of course to the pioneers and to crazyc from ps2dev, without whom I would not have had the key information regarding the existence of the registers involved, and ultimately the possibility to soft-overclock itself.

*m-c/d*

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