Also, if you just want a crazy fast clock, looks like you can turn on the 'Microcontroller clock output' :)
can I overclock it by setting the PLL multiplier to more than 9x?
Possibly, yes :) I seem to recall that using setClock on the F4 I tried I could get it from 84 Mhz up to 120 or so.
I believe there may be other registers (there were on the F4 IIRC) that allow you to tweak the core voltage up a bit, which will let you hit the higher speeds.
Having said that, you may need to do some fiddling if you want USB to stay working :)
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Not that I'm aware of.
Also, if you just want a crazy fast clock, looks like you can turn on the 'Microcontroller clock output' :)
Possibly, yes :) I seem to recall that using
setClock
on the F4 I tried I could get it from 84 Mhz up to 120 or so.I believe there may be other registers (there were on the F4 IIRC) that allow you to tweak the core voltage up a bit, which will let you hit the higher speeds.
Having said that, you may need to do some fiddling if you want USB to stay working :)