Hi Marko,
>Has anyone made any experiments with overclocking NMOS chips? Do they
>overheat? Can permanent damage occur if the chips don't overheat?
>(Please use a 6502 or some other easily obtainable chip in your tests;
>don't destroy custom Commodore chips that are no longer manufactured.)
I've heard of people running the PAL/NTSC speed up trick for extended
periods with out frying the 6510... so it would seem that most chips in the
C64 can cope with a 1MHz to 1.3MHz change....
- Nick
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