Those run at 396MHz without even overclocking. I also used Nover to overclock my calculator to 204MHz for over two times the speed of a Nintendo 64! And it would be even better for users of Ti nSpire CX II/CAS calculators. A Ti nSpire CX/CAS normally runs at 132Mhz so, in theory, they are already more powerful than the Nintendo 64. I also looked into it and the Nintendo 64 is only clocked at 94 MHz. It would also work well because Super Mario 64 originally output video at 320 by 240 which is the exact screen resolution of a Ti nSpire. It has some primitive 3d graphics from the 90s and the source code was decompiled and people have been using that to make all sorts of amazing ports like putting it on PC or a 3DS. That's when I got the idea for Super Mario 64.
So I wondered what else this calculator can do. I put Doom on my calculator and was amazed at how smooth it ran and with all the color too. It all started with me playing around with ndless. That would be AWESOME (Seriously how are these things allowed on the SAT lmao)! It wont be easy and I'll need all the help I can get so if anyone is more experienced and wants to help me out please contact me Imagine being able to play Super Mario 64 in the middle of the SAT. I have a crazy idea to put Super Mario 64 on a Ti nSpire.
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