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this is from a stock rotted evo, i would like to know is it possible to go faster with less lag? my friend has a galaxy s from tmobile and his overclocks at 2100 no bull****
the first one is mine the second is a friend of mine

Root it, flash a custom kernel like netarchys and OC it..

I'm calling BS on overclocking to 2100mhz... I have serious doubts that the hummingbird processor can handle a 110% OC

063_XOBX said:
I'm calling BS on overclocking to 2100mhz... I have serious doubts that the hummingbird processor can handle a 110% OC
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Pretty sure he meant that his score 2100+ on quadrant. Not sure.

look at the pic what does it say i cant fake the ****
i am rooted but as of right now im debating on what rom/kernel combo i want to use im leaning towards fresh and king

jjarn said:
look at the pic what does it say i cant fake the ****
i am rooted but as of right now im debating on what rom/kernel combo i want to use im leaning towards fresh and king
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Its called Cyanogen Mod. Add the snap 7.6 turbo kernel. I was getting closer to 3000 on quadrant on it. Best was 2910. Its a beast. I just love sense too much, soooo much prettier and more functional. Go enjoy some CNMOD

When u get those are there things that don't work like WiFi or 4g or something
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jjarn said:
When u get those are there things that don't work like WiFi or 4g or something
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With CM6 4G isnt working but wifi works fine. With most the roms now everything works. If something doesnt work its it will be in the OP of that rom thread.
Also I read over at the CM forum what they are doing with the Epic is a some sorta lag switch turn off. Its has nothing to do with over clocking the phone yet. I have seen those numbers before with the Epic.

[Kernel] 1.6ghz Sense/Gingerbread

HTC Seriously failed, releasing incomplete code for the GB MR for our device. This one is patched together, thanks to a tip from RMK. All missing files were copied from the Vivo GB MR release.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8699733/vivow/vivow_gb_test1.zip
ce2ed2ce4e27b99c0f155ea614e5a90f vivow_gb_test1.zip
This is for use on Verison 2.18.605.3, or 2.18.605.4 or 3.02.605.1 based roms only

jcase said:
HTC Seriously failed, releasing incomplete code for the GB MR for our device. This one is patched together, thanks to a tip from RMK. All missing files were copied from the Vivo GB MR release.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8699733/vivo...w_gb_test1.zip
ce2ed2ce4e27b99c0f155ea614e5a90f vivow_gb_test1.zip
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Getting a 404 error on the dropbox link
Edit: WOOT, working now.

jrizk07 said:
Getting a 404 error on the dropbox link
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bah copy paste fail

Looking forward to trying this out. Nice work.
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Hopefully this leads to a 2.3 root solution.

Working fine so far. Maxed it out and ran stress test for about five minutes and all is well. Any chance of getting the other schedulers and scaling types in the future? Just want the best performance and best screen off battery savings. Great work though. I was hoping a dev work run with the source for sense once it was out(sort of apperently)
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xelsewherex said:
Working fine so far. Maxed it out and ran stress test for about five minutes and all is well. Any chance of getting the other schedulers and scaling types in the future? Just want the best performance and best screen off battery savings. Great work though. I was hoping a dev work run with the source for sense once it was out(sort of apperently)
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No, you will have to wait for a kernel dev to tackle it, or do it yourself. I am not a kernel dev, and this was more or less a test to see if we could get it compiling (since it was missing files from source).

Hmmm....whenever i finally get my inc2 rooted, if ever, im gonna hopefully use this.
me gusta.

Thanks jcase man your works appreciated
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I installed this. Seems to be working good. Quadrant jumped up to around 2000 ( with indemand setting) 2200 ( with performance setting)
Thanks Jcase. Can you tell me what point of overclock is? I never see difference in real world performance. Where would i notice the bump most?
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Sherwood1 said:
I installed this. Seems to be working good. Quadrant jumped up to around 2000 ( with indemand setting) 2200 ( with performance setting)
Thanks Jcase. Can you tell me what point of overclock is? I never see difference in real world performance. Where would i notice the bump most?
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I notice a big difference in loading of pictures in the Gallery, loading of messaging app, overall quickness.
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Sherwood1 said:
I installed this. Seems to be working good. Quadrant jumped up to around 2000 ( with indemand setting) 2200 ( with performance setting)
Thanks Jcase. Can you tell me what point of overclock is? I never see difference in real world performance. Where would i notice the bump most?
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Can you tell me what point of overclock is?
read the title. tells ya there.

@andybones i know what is lolol. But i have never noticed any performance bump except quadrant. So my question well is it worth it. If all i do is use web and data and no games.
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got a hard lock simply typing a text message on google voice. maybe my DINC2 can't handle 1.6 ghz.

Thought i was alone with rhe lock up. Had to go back to stock kernel until i better understand how work with overclocking.
Edit: reinstalled this kernel. This time i also installed Setcpu. All it well and right once again. It appears as though my dev doesn't like running at 1650 but is happy at about 1350. Will see how it goes. May tweak it more.

Don;t clock to 1.6ghz then

Does this disable perflock? I have no clue about sense kernels I'm just wondering if I can use things like Juicedefender to regulate clock speeds without having to rely on SetCPU unlock it on every boot.

Installed this and no my wifi doesn't work I will keep playing with it, but it will not let me connect to my wep network.

dobosininja said:
Installed this and no my wifi doesn't work I will keep playing with it, but it will not let me connect to my wep network.
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How did you install it? It has the proper wifi driver, it should work fine.

franklin270h said:
Does this disable perflock? I have no clue about sense kernels I'm just wondering if I can use things like Juicedefender to regulate clock speeds without having to rely on SetCPU unlock it on every boot.
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Should be disabled

(Q)Best Settings for Overclocking?

Ok, so im using Juggernaut 4.1 Rom and wanted to know what the best settings are to use for overclocking? Im Using AnTuTu CPU Master Pro 2.3 to do it. What are the best default setting, charging, screen off settings/profiles to use? Don't want any issues and good battery life! Any suggestions would be great! Thanks a million!
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I personally see absolutely zero need to overclock this device. I know that's not what you asked lol but just saying.
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Word.
If your on Juggernaut, the bullet kernel is already included and overclocks to 1.67ghz . Unless you know more about kernels than team kang, I'd leave the setting as is.
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jordanishere said:
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If your on Juggernaut, the bullet kernel is already included and overclocks to 1.67ghz . Unless you know more about kernels than team kang, I'd leave the setting as is.
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Yes I know that but it can be overclovked to 1836 MHz so wanted to know. Always funny how people respond with something that doesn't have to do with the topic or what I asked! Anyways any help would be great! Thanks a million!
Killing Zombies With My Samsung Galaxy S2

There's no best setting for every phone. Not all phones are equal. So if you can overclock to 1.8 and your phone is stable, then go for it. Your best bet is to experiment and see what works for you. Just be aware the higher the overclock the worse your battery life will be.
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Use an app like Faux clock or SetCPU. Honestly though, I'm using juggernaut 4.1 and I underclock it to 1.2ghz. Everything runs amazingly well still and the battery life is great.

darkside79 said:
Ok, so im using Juggernaut 4.1 Rom and wanted to know what the best settings are to use for overclocking? Im Using AnTuTu CPU Master Pro 2.3 to do it. What are the best default setting, charging, screen off settings/profiles to use? Don't want any issues and good battery life! Any suggestions would be great! Thanks a million!
Killing Zombies With My Samsung Galaxy S2
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None
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darkside79 said:
Yes I know that but it can be overclovked to 1836 MHz so wanted to know. Always funny how people respond with something that doesn't have to do with the topic or what I asked! Anyways any help would be great! Thanks a million!
Killing Zombies With My Samsung Galaxy S2
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Do a little research before flaming people. Bullet runs below 1.8ghz because that speed level is stressful for the phone and results in no added improvement.
If an experienced developer builds something you don't have a clue about, why would you want to change their settings?
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[Q] ICS overclock??

Just wondering if anyone was overclocking your phones while using ICS?
i have tried many ROMS and Kernals posted by you all, been doing alot of underclocking mainly, but just was curious as if there was a way to overclock using any of the kernals....
i DO realize that alot of people would rather underclock to save batt...including myself. just was curious and willing to try it out....
any pointers or apps avail?
thanx!

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Just wondering if anyone was overclocking your phones while using ICS?
i have tried many ROMS and Kernals posted by you all, been doing alot of underclocking mainly, but just was curious as if there was a way to overclock using any of the kernals....
i DO realize that alot of people would rather underclock to save batt...including myself. just was curious and willing to try it out....
any pointers or apps avail?
thanx!
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We can't overclock until we have the source code from Samsung
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You can overclock and undervolt with tegrak. I don't do too much overclocking as it is kind of pointless with the chip we have. But I use tegrak to under volt.

oh... well thanx for the replies.. i guess ill wait till the codes come out.. i was using teragat when i had GB..
seems like overclocking would make sence wih ics considering its being released on higher powered phones. just seemed like if i overclocked at 1.4ghz and chose a handy set of tweeks for one of the devs, then any and all lags and microsec freezes would go away...
anyways.. thanx again...
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I am looking forward to being able to overclock this phone to on CM9, it will definitely help extend the life of our phone a little longer. I plan on keeping this phone for at least another year so the more speed the better
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chris-allen said:
oh... well thanx for the replies.. i guess ill wait till the codes come out.. i was using teragat when i had GB..
seems like overclocking would make sence wih ics considering its being released on higher powered phones. just seemed like if i overclocked at 1.4ghz and chose a handy set of tweeks for one of the devs, then any and all lags and microsec freezes would go away...
anyways.. thanx again...
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I overclocked my ICS to 1.4GHz. That is the highest it will go without having to start bumping up the voltage. The highest I got it to was 1.8GHz with voltage increases. Anything higher than 1.4 requires me to over volt the phone and thus eats battery fast. I settled on 1.4 and a good trade off for speed and battery life. If I plan on being out away from a charger I can use Teragat to under clock my phone to get maximum battery life.

brooksyx said:
I am looking forward to being able to overclock this phone to on CM9, it will definitely help extend the life of our phone a little longer. I plan on keeping this phone for at least another year so the more speed the better
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Overclock to extend battery life? Explain this one to me please....

playya said:
Overclock to extend battery life? Explain this one to me please....
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he is saying that overclocking will keep our phones alive... as in not an out of date phone...sadly ours will be very very very soon...

jamcar said:
he is saying that overclocking will keep our phones alive... as in not an out of date phone...sadly ours will be very very very soon...
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I think that was the other guy but I digress.... Hey after reading about the SG3 being able to use voice and data at the same time has me thinking about using one of my upgrades

playya said:
I think that was the other guy but I digress.... Hey after reading about the SG3 being able to use voice and data at the same time has me thinking about using one of my upgrades
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You can talk and browse on this phone. WiMax and CDMA uses two different radios.

thenameisnigel said:
You can talk and browse on this phone. WiMax and CDMA uses two different radios.
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The sgs3 has svdo you can talk and browse simultaneously on 3g as well as lte. The et4g u can only browse and talk simultaneously of you're in a wimax area
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-EViL-KoNCEPTz- said:
The sgs3 has svdo you can talk and browse simultaneously on 3g as well as lte. The et4g u can only browse and talk simultaneously of you're in a wimax area
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I thought you was in a WiMax area, sorry.
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[Q] Note 2 Overclock?

Hi, I just got a Note 2 and rooted it. I'm new to Android (just switched from iPhone) and I was wondering if there is any way to Overclock the AT&T Note 2. I just figured out how to get new ROMs onto the phone so I got the Jedi one. Sorry if this is in the wrong place in the forums, I didn't know where to put it, any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Aaron_Woolery said:
Hi, I just got a Note 2 and rooted it. I'm new to Android (just switched from iPhone) and I was wondering if there is any way to Overclock the AT&T Note 2. I just figured out how to get new ROMs onto the phone so I got the Jedi one. Sorry if this is in the wrong place in the forums, I didn't know where to put it, any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Welcome to the wonderful world of Android. You are in exactly the right place to ask general questions. If you have a ROM specific question, you should go to the Q&A thread for that ROM.
As far as your question regarding overclocking the NII, you have to have source before anyone can add overclocking to the kernel. I believe there is source for Ice Cream Sandwich, but none yet for Jelly Bean. If you feel the need to overclock, then you should try an ICS ROM. I personally have not felt the need to overclock the NII. It has always been plenty fast for anything I've done. But I don't play games, so I don't know how it runs them.
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As far as your question regarding overclocking the NII, you have to have source before anyone can add overclocking to the kernel. I believe there is source for Ice Cream Sandwich, but none yet for Jelly Bean. If you feel the need to overclock, then you should try an ICS ROM. I personally have not felt the need to overclock the NII. It has always been plenty fast for anything I've done.
There was Oc kernails for note 1 jb rom wasn't there?

Thank you for the super fast reply, I'm already liking android more tha ios but I don't know what a source kernel is or where I could find a ICS rom for the i317 note 2?

Aaron_Woolery said:
Thank you for the super fast reply, I'm already liking android more tha ios but I don't know what a source kernel is or where I could find a ICS rom for the i317 note 2?
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What he was really saying is the note 2 running non OC kernel is just as fast as the note 1 running an OC kernel. You've not gonna find an ICS ROM for this device
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Aaron_Woolery said:
Hi, I just got a Note 2 and rooted it. I'm new to Android (just switched from iPhone) and I was wondering if there is any way to Overclock the AT&T Note 2. I just figured out how to get new ROMs onto the phone so I got the Jedi one. Sorry if this is in the wrong place in the forums, I didn't know where to put it, any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Here are two methods.
1. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2001936
Flash it onto your note 2 in CWM recovery. Choose which overclock suits you the best. Use system tuner app from play store to change GHz of processor after you flash one of those kernals.
2. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1983658
This one is the most popular, its extremely stable. Overclocks your CPU to 1.8 GHz. Use system tuner app from play store to change GHz of CPU after you flash this kernal.
If you have questions, do ask!

Please keep in mind that overclocking is an art. Two devices with the same hardware might not overclock the same. One might go up to 2ghz while another might only make it up to 1.7. Start slow and make sure it is running stable before increasing the overclock. Use small increments. Also one kernel might not overclock the same as another. Good luck and have fun!
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Thank you guys for the information, the Perseus kernel works with the AT&T note 2?

curious what benefits come with oc'ing the note 2. i mean its 1.6 GHZ quad LOL id like to think that can handle anything w.o even touching it

Aaron_Woolery said:
Thank you guys for the information, the Perseus kernel works with the AT&T note 2?
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Yeah
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LittleRedDot said:
What he was really saying is the note 2 running non OC kernel is just as fast as the note 1 running an OC kernel. You've not gonna find an ICS ROM for this device
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Post some proof of your statement regarding overclocking, please..

Figured out how to overclock it! Thank you guys for all of your help, getting almost 20,000 on antutu now

Do any of you know if it's possible to overclock CleanRom?

Aaron_Woolery said:
Do any of you know if it's possible to overclock CleanRom?
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Yeah it is but I think in Scotts newest CleanROM that was released on January 5th, he said that over clocking or perseis kernel is not needed. Try flashing perseus kernel but ask in the thread before you do.
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Do any of you know if it's possible to overclock CleanRom?
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Yes, I'm pretty sure you can flash the Persius kernel on the latest release. Scott just didn't include it because he believes the stock kernel is fast enough. Just personal preference.
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What's the highest possible overclock for the note 2?

Aaron_Woolery said:
What's the highest possible overclock for the note 2?
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I have seen 2.1 up to 2.3. 2.1 is publicly available.

If I overclocked it to 2.1 would my antutu scores be better than when it's only at 1.8? Cuz I got 19937 on antutu on 1.8ghz. Also, thanks for all of your input into this thread.

And where could I find the kernel to let me over clock to 2.1ghz?

I really wouldn't ever go above 1.5GHz on a quad-core phone... are you gonna feel a difference between 20k and 18k when it comes to real world performance? Seriously doubt it. My optimus G was at 20k when I first opened it, its sitting at 17k now. No difference at all in real world terms. All you're doing is cooking your CPU. Please. Don't go over 2GHz.. and if you do, you should be able to start cooking eggs on your phone real soon.
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