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@@henshin587 Which PS3 model do you have ? Probably a 25**, but do you know by chance which RSX revision is in your console ? You can check this on the RSX's IHS, before applying thermal paste. Something like CXD5300"A1"GB, "C"GB, "D"GB or "G"GB. Without this, I can't really guide you 😅 700/925MHz might work, but stay cautious. Having an e3flasher is recommended if you're testing the limits of your console. There isn't a huge difference between BETA 8 and 10, you can switch between them at will without problem. BETA 8 was already stable, without any huge bug remaining. New versions are more about adding some features that won't impact the average user.

@@MitsuTM yeah, i have the CECH 2504 but i don't have an e3flasher. Iv read that a small amount over the limit on the memory can cause a black screen…and i cant recover from that. I'm not really chasing the limit, just stability, iv lost webman in xmb a couple of times recently for no reason so i tought maybe it's because of the beta 8

@@Creeper_ofDoom Yes, it's completely fine for it ! If you're lucky it might even support 700MHz core without instabilities. Not more though (but higher frequencies are not that interesting due to diminishing returns, anyway).

Reduce the clocks. Also on that model, you shouldn't be going above 800mhz since this is the last stable clock for your model.

@@nunosa528 I've tried using 650/800, but it has the same glitchy issues aswell. I'm pretty sure that's happening due to being really dirty, even the Blu-Ray drive looks brown from the outside, and as i said, the stock settings are still overheating a lot than usual.

@@vitvickyvid Yes, I recommend you to clean this poor PS3 and repaste it ! 650/800 should be fine for a 20**. How many days of use does it have ?

@@MitsuTM 282 days, i think

@@Quellochevolevi 700/800~900 is guaranteed and safe for all 25** out there. If you want to push it further (which is pretty much worthless because of diminishing returns), it will depends on the RSX revision of your model. An information you'll find on the IHS before applying thermal paste. CXD5300"A1"GB, CXD5300"C"GB, CXD5300"D"GB or CXD5300"G"GB. Ranking them from best to worst : 1 - "G"GB 2 - "C"GB 3 - "A1"GB and "D"GB ex-aequo • GGB : 850MHz core easily, sometimes 900MHz and like a TON more rarely 950MHz. For VRAM : 1000MHz highly possible. • CGB : 800MHz core easily, 850MHz """stable""" only if the temps are kept below 70°C. VRAM : 975MHz. 1000MHz if kept below 70°C • A1GB/DGB : 750MHz core stable. 800MHz is possible but it's likely heat dependant too. VRAM : 900~950MHz MAX At the end of the day, you'll have to test it cautiously by yourself, even if you know which RSX revision is in your PS3. Those are general recommendations, guidelines based on many users reports, but each PS3 might have slightly different results due to silicon lottery and different manufacturers (+ the overall usage of the said console). Having an e3flasher is highly recommended, to recover the console in case of brick. If you want to stay safe, then stick to 700/850. It represents the greatest part of the gains before noticeable diminishing returns. Even 650/800 is an excellent OC, in fact. Which is a good news, because even the "weakest" 25** will tolerate this (=700/850) just fine.

@@MitsuTM thanks you so much !! the explanation is precise and accurate, you were very helpful. I wish you a good continuation!!

@@Creeper_ofDoom I'd like to but I won't promise anything. Unfortunately, I don't have the time to do new videos for now and I really can't say when I'll be able to make my comeback (once again, I'd like to...) 😅

@@李乐-p6y Extreme and (in my opinion) useless because there are noticeable diminishing returns way before such frequencies. Some 25** will support 950/1000+, but that's SUPER rare and once again... useless 😅 The more we overclock a PS3, the more things like heat and especially electromigration will harm the console while the gains will not be that important after 700MHz for the core and 800~850MHz VRAM.

@@gabriel21501 It's the maximum you should try on this PS3. 90nm RSXs already die quite commonly at 500/650, so 😅 That said, keep it permanently under 68°C, it'll somewhat mitigate the side effects of overclocking and extend its lifespan.

@@CyroMerc Normally, any 25XX should support 700/850 without issues 👍 Of course, there are always some risks but it'd be the first known 25XX having problems at these frequencies.

@@MitsuTM yeah i did it and its working perfectly, thx bro

​​​@@CyroMercAwesome!!! Remember Always Boost the Fan Speed Use Web Man, and Never Let Processors work at 75c or higher, always be under 70c to prevent Bga deffects!!!!

@@Jualchannelakun You're talking about a Slim ? Which model exactly ? If you're careful and don't install random frequencies, a sudden brick is impossible just by overclocking. If somehow you manage to brick your console, you have to use an e3flasher to reflash the NOR. Many tutorials on PSX-Place and TH-cam about how to do this. A PS3 turning off while playing a demanding game is something you see on 20XX slims. It means that the NEC/Tokins are too degraded and you should install a lower (core) OC. Nothing to worry about, but yeah, on a 20XX those capacitors are a bit limiting.

@@MitsuTM slim 2000x Is there any other way besides flashing the PS3, such as replacing the hard disk?

@@Jualchannelakun I myself bricked a 20XX when I didn't knew much about overclocking and trust me, when a 20XX is bricked the only thing to do is to use an e3flasher. I tried absolutely everything else without success. If it was a 21XX or a 25XX, cooling it as much as possible could have worked. But here, that's not an option unfortunately.

@@dantesquivel0 You need to edit a file. Via FTP : dev_hdd0 > tmp > wm_res>VshFpsCounter.yaml (It's like a .txt file) You can also copy this file via USB if you prefer, edit it and then overwrite it. OR, through the WebmanMod site : 0.0.0.0 (your console's IP)/edit.ps3/dev_hdd0/tmp/wm_res/VshFpsCounter.yaml

@@gabrielmanarte6809 In this game, not really. It's a particularly CPU-bottlenecked title, especially noticeable in the streets. In the helicopter, you can see nice gains, because the GPU is more used here compared to the CPU.

@@TheMiraiAngel02 I play it directly from an internal SSD, that's the best you can do. It doesn't really affect the framerate, more the loading times and maybe some textures loading faster too.

@@artemzatorskuy4025 Any 25XX should support 700/850 easily. So yes, give it a try ! RIP-Felix has a 25XX with +1000 days of usage and it support this OC without issues it seems.

HEN will probally not have an overclocked version since HEN has only access to LV2 Kernel (XMB and Homebrew Apps) while CFW has access to LV1 Kernel (Hardware control)

@@jujabane7876 I agree, it's always a bit sad to say to someone "Unfortunately, you can't overclock your PS3". Maybe one day, someone will find a way to fully jailbreak any PS3.

that's an excellent suggestion. maybe it can finally run at full 60fps

@@nunosa528 when my thermal paste and screwdriver arrives, i will try to test this. 60 fps on diablo 3 will be really really nice, hoping for the best!!

@@cetinkarakulak I'll be testing the recently released 60fps patch for Portal and Half Life 2 with the overclock. I expect good results

@@nunosa528 Oh interesting ! I already wanted to download them, that's another good reason to do so.

@@SubordinadodeDios Es un código para añadir a Artemis. Te recomiendo que consultes este thread : www.psx-place.com/threads/game-patches.43706/ Perdón por la respuesta tardía 😅

@@MitsuTM omggg muchas gracias, estará para el uncharted 3? Cuando me arreglen el play averiguo 🗣️🔥

@@SubordinadodeDios No he probado con Uncharted 3, pero los códigos de RPCS3 parecen adaptables. wiki.rpcs3.net/index.php?title=Uncharted_3:_Drake%27s_Deception Habrá que probarlo 👀

@@MitsuTM gracias, lo probaré yo mismo cuando tenga mi play 3 otra vez 🙏🏽🙏🏽

@@fcha7400 True for many games on this console ! A stable 30 FPS >>> inconsistent framerate targeting 60 FPS. Example unrelated to the PS3 but the Switch port of NieR Automata is locked to 30FPS, perfectly stable, and that's a smooth and enjoyable experience ! :)

Both RIP-Felix's experiments and mine highlighted noticeable diminishing returns starting around 700MHz core and 800MHz VRAM. Yeah, in fact, I could even lower the VRAM to 800MHz without significant performance loss. Great numbers are appealing and it's always fun to test the limits of your hardware (at least, for me), but further frequencies increases aren't worth it. That's just additional stress for crumbs, basically. 🔹www.psx-place.com/threads/project-rsx-boost-overclock-your-retail-ps3-rsx-speeds-ps3-cfw-only.36801/page-119#post-392382 🔹www.psx-place.com/threads/project-rsx-boost-overclock-your-retail-ps3-rsx-speeds-ps3-cfw-only.36801/page-133#post-394237

Here ! 🎉 I just needed a break from any social network 😅 Also, I don't have any time to make new videos these days :\

@@MitsuTM siiii volvió el jefe 🗣️🔥🔥🙏🏽🙏🏽

不幸的是，不能。也许有一天，但这似乎几乎不可能。遗憾的是，有些游戏，比如GTA 4、Bayonetta 或 Drakengard 3 是无法拯救的。不过，很多游戏都能从这个GPU超频中受益。

@@MitsuTM gta4和rdr1占用了我玩ps3的大多数时间不能超频cpu对我的伤害太大了😂

I suggest 700/850. These frequencies are well supported by every 25XX. RIP-Felix has made this video tutorial about how to use ps3MFW-Builder 👍 th-cam.com/video/dTwyn28PXJg/w-d-xo.html

Exactly !

Desafortunadamente no. Habría sido muy útil 😅

@@MitsuTM la verdad si, ojalá supiera programar, me gustaría crearlo ya que no existe pero soy un noob para eso. XD