Sony PlayStation Portable: 333MHz comes with restrictions

Following the news about the removal of the PlayStation Portable's MHz cap, which finally gave developers a free reign of the clock frequency of the CPU, Beyond3D was able to get some more details from its sources...

[timmyp53]

syphon filter: logan'ss shadow is a multiplayer title
it looks to be taking full advantage of the clockspeed advancement

[MK_Red]

I hope the full 333MHz doesn't shorten battery life which is all that matters in my book.

[Daishi]

Battery life is one problem but there is also the issue of heat as well. The only time heat has been a problem for me is when I'm using the internet browser while charging it for more than 30 minutes, so I guess they may have figured this out while testing it. Here's hoping that the new PSP 2000 resolves this!

[RyuCloudStrife]

I agree with you 100 perc. MK_Red

[djt23]

i think it might short the battery life by a hour

too bad *Beyond* *Beyond*
ign matt

[Yosking]

They should fix this...
I hope they are gona fix this before they release the new psp model because im looking forward to buying it. Sony has the tools and materials to handle this i think.

[Ashira]

That Sony even had to restort to limiting access to the CPU from the start screams of poor hardware -_-

[s8anicslayer]

i think sony is having a wifi problem, i have a wifi problem with my ps3 and they really should fix this!