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There are a few edge cases where games can break due to CFW settings. In particular, a few games crash on New 3DS if 804MHz and L2 cache are enabled. Usually these can be worked around by temporarily disabling the setting that is breaking the game.
There are a few edge cases where games can break due to CFW settings. In particular, a few games crash on New 3DS if the 804MHz clock speed and the L2 cache are enabled. Usually, these can be worked around by temporarily disabling the setting that is breaking the game.

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There are a few edge cases where games can break due to CFW settings. In particular, a few games crash on New 3DS if the 804MHz clock speed and the L2 cache are enabled. Usually, these can be worked around by temporarily disabling the setting that is breaking the game.

There are a few edge cases where games can break due to CFW settings. In particular, a few games crash on New 3DS if the 804MHz clock speed and the L2 cache are enabled. Usually, these can be worked around by temporarily disabling the setting that is breaking the game.