Where can I find a guide for this?
Edit: Did some digging. That's way too much effort (I'm on SX OS).
Edit: Did some digging. That's way too much effort (I'm on SX OS).
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Switch homebrew makes me really irritated at Nintendo
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I think, at the very least, it's worth discussing... I would not have known about these possible performance improvements had the OP not posted this on this discussion forum.
Why are you accusing him of being hostile? He is just expressing his opinion on the matter.
In any case OP, you have no right of being irritated at Nintendo.
What you are doing is at your own risk, and you can easily brick/melt/detonate your Switch if you are not careful.
Each thing you pointed out is a design choice, aimed to work around the limitation of the machine. The defective units must be in the order of 3.4 per million, and allowing the used to set clock speeds would exponentially increase the chances of failure under warranty (people are dumb).
I agree that the sharpening filter is a bit too aggressive, but looking at the before/after picture I understand why they included it. It's a rather blurry mess.
In the end, I think you should try to see the bigger picture, and understand their mindset when they made those choices.
Complaining is easy, making decisions is not.
...what?
This is being hostile:
I guess it makes sense for a company to just blanked ban this type of thing with a zero tolerance attitude instead of allowing grey areas for people to take advantage of. Or before you know it the Switch becomes home of piracy and ROMs. Which is something no platform holder wants as it means 3rd parties are less likely to want to publish games on a device that is synonymous with piracy.
What the hell, it doesn't require an engine re-write if a small mod than changes the config file of the game can do it. It's literally a toggle, and the sharpening filter of the game is fucking trash and ruins the image quality when other games running at that resolution look just fine.
Most games will not even benefit from the increased resolution, due to lots of hardware and software bottlenecks existing. What's the point of running the CPU at 1.8GHZ if there is a 30FPS cap, or to increase the GPU frequency if there is a resolution cap? The best use is to overclock the portable mode ONLY WHILE PLUGGED IN, if you can bear the fan noise.
If that is hostile then the OP is too against Nintendo.
Sure, that's not what I'd call diplomatic, but probably not worth derailing the thread for.
It wasn't derailing the thread until you bizarrely decided to take umbrage with calling this 'hostile':
I was replying to a poster wondering what about the OP got him so aggressive.
So, if you want to stop derailing then perhaps leave it at that and for that person to respond.
It's almost as if the chosen clock speeds are the most reliable ones for durability on a mass market scale, and that anecdotal experience is absolutely worthless at determining what can be done for a commercial product where warranty, legal obligations and liabilities have to be considered.
Are you comparing someone being hostile towards another person to someone being hostile towards a company?
considering the poster you quoted literally said the OP has "no right of being irritated at Nintendo", it's not surprising they're this way
