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If the frequency of a harmonic oscillator doubles but its mass and amplitude do not change, by what

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If the frequency of a harmonic oscillator doubles but its mass and amplitude do not change, by what factor does the maximum value of acceleration change?

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Half lambda means twice the acceleration, no?

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