Whilst the process by which this is achieved remains the fundamentally the same, editing the config.txt file, overclocking is not quite as straightforward as it previously has been. Nevertheless, the new Pi can certainly be overclocked. Raspi-Config Pi 3 – This Pi Cannot be Overclocked If in doubt, wait until the Raspberry Pi foundation makes a statement on the subject. I do not know whether implementing any overclock options on the Pi 3 will set any internal flags and affect your warranty (early generation Pi’s do so if the Governor is bypassed). This is noted in a post on Gordons Projects, and can be seen in the overclocking entry in the Raspbian O/S’s raspi-config tool, which states ‘This Pi cannot be overclocked’.
Please Note: at time of writing overclocking the Pi 3 does not appear to be officially sanctioned. Whilst more speed equals more processing power, there’s a trade-off to be considered with the new hardware that generally wasn’t an issue on the earlier systems. The Raspberry Pi 3, in common with the the older Pi 1 and Pi 2 models, can be overclocked – that is, the main processor, graphics chip, and memory, can be run faster than the default factory settings.
#START MAME WITH OVERCLOCK FREE#
Pragmatic Overclocking Silicon Wafer – Image: GamersNexus.Net Overclocking the Raspberry Pi 3 – Free Speed and Trade-offs
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