From eddb82988a884ad693a2e7b3453795294dd7374b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Pk11 Date: Thu, 24 Dec 2020 13:37:15 -0600 Subject: [PATCH] Fix MHz being Mhz --- pages/_da-DK/ds-index/dsi-twl-firm.md | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/pages/_da-DK/ds-index/dsi-twl-firm.md b/pages/_da-DK/ds-index/dsi-twl-firm.md index eb02a124..100eeb35 100644 --- a/pages/_da-DK/ds-index/dsi-twl-firm.md +++ b/pages/_da-DK/ds-index/dsi-twl-firm.md @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ While most of the benefits of Custom Firmware are for the Nintendo DSi and the N - Kuriisu command: `guide dsi` ### CPU Speeds -The Nintendo DS shipped with a 67Mhz processor in 2004. The Nintendo DSi shipped with an 133Mhz processor in 2009. Most games of the Nintendo DS library were made before the Nintendo DSi came out, and as such the only processor available to them was 67Mhz. Some applications tied themselves to that clock speed and as a result, would not work well with a higher clock speed. Most games, however, would outperform the original with a higher clock speed. +The Nintendo DS shipped with a 67MHz processor in 2004. The Nintendo DSi shipped with an 133MHz processor in 2009. Most games of the Nintendo DS library were made before the Nintendo DSi came out, and as such the only processor available to them was 67MHz. Some applications tied themselves to that clock speed and as a result, would not work well with a higher clock speed. Most games, however, would outperform the original with a higher clock speed. nds-bootstrap has TWL Clock Speed as an option, but it will not try to adjust the ROM to work with the higher clock speed. That's on the application itself, and applications not working with a higher clock speed is NOT a bug on the nds-bootstrap end.