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Chech out this link if you want to try overclocking your TI calculator.
http://www.ticalc.org/hardware/overclocking/
I'd like to hear from anyone who has done this already, is it easy to do? Are the NPO capacitors hard to get?
Any advice would be cool, since I'm thinking of overclocking my TI-82 (and converting it to AA batteries).
:)
I have never overclocked one myself. But one of my friends friends overclicked a TI 30x or something a scientific calculator!
I have a friend in Germany who bought some HP calculator. The guy in the store overclocked it right away for some bucks extra... He even put a HD three times the original size in it. Quite the power-machine.
But for the TI? I wouldn't risk to it myself :D