Overclocking The New Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W

In this video I show you how to overclock the new Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W! I go over two different ways of overclocking first all on the Pi Zero 2 and second from a different PC. I recommend a heatsink of the Flirc case for the Pi Zero 2 W when overclocking but this defiantly helps out with performance! The Stock CPU speed on the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W is 1.0GHz but we can easily overclock to 1.3GHz.

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Pi Zero 2 W 1.3GHz

1.sudo apt update

2.sudo apt full-upgrade

3.sudo nano /boot/config.txt

Add both Lines at The Bottom of the config.txt

arm_freq=1300
over_voltage=4

4.sudo reboot

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00:00-Intro
00:15-Overview
00:35-Pi Zero 2 W cooling
01:48-First Overclocking Method
06:09: Second Overclocking Method
08:37-Pi Zero W overclocking Benchmark
09:00-Pi Zero 2 W Overclocked CPU Temps

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