RP2350 microcontroller outputs 1080p DVI video
Developer Aaron Gayle generated a 1080p DVI signal from an RP2350 microcontroller by overclocking it to 372 MHz. Without a framebuffer, the image is drawn scanline by scanline, a technique typical of 1980s 8-bit computers. The code is part of TVtop, a board game that displays its board on a TV.
- RP2350 overclocked to 372 MHz to output 1080p
- Previous Pico-class limit was 720p on RP2040
- Frame drawn scanline by scanline with no framebuffer
- Code is part of TVtop project with an ESP32 for Wi-Fi
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