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How do you get kernal to overclock g2 to 1.9mhz
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I thought at those it blows up!!!
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You need flippys g2 fast kernel, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=839687
Why do you want to OC to 1.9?
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For me the 1.9 ghz kernel is a bit unstable for every day use . But oc at 1.5cm kernel works much better and 100% sable and battery friendly if you use profile in setcpu.
stian230 said:
For me the 1.9 ghz kernel is a bit unstable for every day use . But oc at 1.5cm kernel works much better and 100% sable and battery friendly if you use profile in setcpu.
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Unfortunately, that varies by phone. Mine becomes unstable and 1.5GHZ
liltay53 said:
How do you get kernal to overclock g2 to 1.9mhz
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I have to say. If you gotta ask dont do it! Make sure you setup good profiles for heat or you run a serious risk of frying your phone! Good luck some people got lucky and have no problems running 1.9. My phone has no problem with that speed until for some reason i have yet to discover somthing makes it heat up at random times. After that happened a few times i decided 1.5 is plenty.
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I thinks it's underclocked @ 1.9Mhz
Root the phone
Install ROM Manager from the Android Market
In ROM Manager, flash Clockworkmod Recovery
Also in ROM Manager, backup ROM ("nandroid" backup)
Download the kernel and put it on the SD card.
Flash kernel from Recovery
Get SetCPU or CPU Tuner to set the CPU clock
As already mentioned, if you want to OC that high, SetCPU profiles with temp failsafes, etc. are a must. You might want to start with lower CPU clock speeds.
If you need more guides on how to get this done:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=916431
The Wiki guide is considered the safest way to root:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=HTC_Vision#Rooting_the_Vision_.28G2.2FDZ.29_and_DHD
kernel manager has it.
Yeah, it does. Unfortunately for me, it's stable for less than five blazingly-fast minutes Guess I'll stay at 1.5!
I think for a phone that was clocked at 800, 1.9 is far too risky. I have no factual basis to say that, just seems like common sense.
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^I agree^ That doesn't seem logical....
I can't see OC our phones to 1.9 being good on any level. Seems like were trying to push the hardware a bit too far.
Is that how people are able to get Quadrant scores in the 2000+? I can't seem to get that high at all. I have been using pershoot's kernel with CM7...but now on nightly #91- using stock kernel now. I have been cautious on trying out this one...
liltay53 said:
How do you get kernal to overclock g2 to 1.9mhz
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Why would you want to clock it down to 1.9 MHz when the stock speed is 800 MHz? Even an XT-8086 ran at 5-10 MHz. An 8080 (the year was 1974) ran at 2.0 MHz.....
dhkr234 said:
Why would you want to clock it down to 1.9 MHz when the stock speed is 800 MHz? Even an XT-8086 ran at 5-10 MHz. An 8080 (the year was 1974) ran at 2.0 MHz.....
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I really think they meant GHz...at least I hope so...
dhkr234 said:
Why would you want to clock it down to 1.9 MHz when the stock speed is 800 MHz? Even an XT-8086 ran at 5-10 MHz. An 8080 (the year was 1974) ran at 2.0 MHz.....
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Lol, i think he meant GHz, typo =P..
As for quadrant, my DZ easily hits an average of 2100+ when OCed to 1.3GHz using Virtuous G-Lite 1.0.2. I really don't trust those benchmarks though, as long as the battery lasts and the UI is smooth, I can't really complain.
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Well...ok, I was just trying to make sure I wasn't missing a step. I am happy with my phone's performance, so I will not be concerned about that anymore.
Tommebaas said:
I thinks it's underclocked @ 1.9Mhz
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Bravo! I can't believe nobody else caught that.
1.9Ghz will sometimes cause my phone to either overheat or crash. I have it set to 1.516Ghz on Pershoot's kernel.
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Sorry for my bad english!
I heard about the very overclock kernel for HTC Wildfire, which may overclock more than 1 GHz, and I need it:
I know that the CPU can overheat, but this doesn't happen with setcpu
Sorry for my bad english!
i also heard about this, i'm not too sure where it was, think it might of been on Modaco? but it was an overclock kernel in Beta with overclock in excess of 1ghz
Really? I would love to read a bit on this. Please provide a link if you have one, because I have never heard of this kernel.
my friend from 4pda.ru saw a man from xda, which have a wildfire with 1.2 ghz overclock, but my stupid friend didn't save the link
If it's stable enough to be usable for more then 5 mins I give it 30 mins before it gets too hot to hold.
nejc121 said:
If it's stable enough to be usable for more then 5 mins I give it 30 mins before it gets too hot to hold.
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Perhaps the battery wont hold it long enough to experience overheating? ;-)
Erwin
for me 700 GHz or less is good for a wildfire
ErwinP said:
Perhaps the battery wont hold it long enough to experience overheating? ;-)
Erwin
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Lol...... true, running at 768 and I can watch my battery gauge go down at least 25% per hour now imagine running at nearly double that speed, I'd have to take the battery out of my car and get the soldering iron out!
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gailani said:
for me 700 GHz or less is good for a wildfire
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I wouldn't mind 700 GHz either
wolfway said:
I wouldn't mind 700 GHz either
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how than i want 800 mhz of 1 ghz
I was making fun of his typo. 700 GIGAHz is impossible on a wildfire
The rule for CPU's, in normal condiction, is to increase the clock max from 20 to 30%, Wildfire have one of 528 MHz and overclocking to 1GHz is too much, need a freezer.
I am running the stock 2.2 Froyo ROM and my phone is rooted.
What kernel should I use to be able to overclock my phone. I just reverted back to the stock ROM from CM7, which was giving me all sorts fof trouble, and want to be able to overclock the phone.
Thanks in advance!
nFinity 2.6.35 its the standard one in cm7 should work on stock rom
Isn't that rumour for Wildfire S..?
Would Be cool
That would be cool if you really get Wildire processor in 1GHZ . Please if somebody know something about it, Please tell. It Would Be So COOOL!
Help me please!!!
Hi,I am new to XDA developers...I have rooted HTC Wildfire S (Marvel) and CM10.1 installad.Can you please tell me how i can overclock my Wildfire S CPU to 1ghz or more?i have installad the Atutu CPU Controller and it only overclocks to 800 mhz.I saw a video in which Wildfire S is overclocked to 1200 mhz.Please help me out there...
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Qaisrani07 said:
Hi,I am new to XDA developers...I have rooted HTC Wildfire S (Marvel) and CM10.1 installad.Can you please tell me how i can overclock my Wildfire S CPU to 1ghz or more?i have installad the Atutu CPU Controller and it only overclocks to 800 mhz.I saw a video in which Wildfire S is overclocked to 1200 mhz.Please help me out there...
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well this is wildfire buzz section and you are asking in the wrong section and here goes your link which i can find somewhere Remember don't use too high frequencies, it will lead to high battery drain and may explode
here is the link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1618595
Its possible he could of replaced the processor
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Qaisrani07 said:
Hi,I am new to XDA developers...I have rooted HTC Wildfire S (Marvel) and CM10.1 installad.Can you please tell me how i can overclock my Wildfire S CPU to 1ghz or more?i have installad the Atutu CPU Controller and it only overclocks to 800 mhz.I saw a video in which Wildfire S is overclocked to 1200 mhz.Please help me out there...
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Oh I got confused thought you're on about buzz, Lol my bad... wrong section btw go to HTC Wildfire S main page
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How much can you overclock HTC Desire HD without damaging the hardware?
And how much do you have your Desire HD overclocked right now?
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I'm running the HTC Inspire, which is just the DHD +4g radio, keep that in mind though. It shouldn't affect CPU speeds, but who knows.
I've overclocked to 2.1ghz, but the most you'll ever need is 1.5. Past that you get stability issues and no speed increase, at all. It might even slow you down because of random glitches. Oh, and it gets really, really hot.
I usually stay around 1.2 ghz if I expect heavy usage (gaming, HD video), 700mhz for normal usage (web browsing, ebook reading, music)
I dunno about a safe zone, I've heard 1.5ghz and 1.6ghz, but nothing to back either up.
Thank you for your answer
And anyone else?
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Constantly on 1.25, I get glitches if I go higher, have to increase voltage in that case, works great for me this way though...
Depends on the rom. I'm using cm7.2 stable at 1.5 ghz and it's fast with no freezes or crashes
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It also depends on the hardware. Not all devices can OC to the same amount even if on the same set up
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1.3 on interactive governor is my usual. Works flawlessly
As Zelendel points out there is no "safe" overclock, anything over 1ghz is outside the manufacturers stated performance and therefore at your own risk.
Yes I know there is a risk, but I know there is a point where the device starts to lag or glitch. Like more than 1.5 GHz
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Muikkuman said:
Yes I know there is a risk, but I know there is a point where the device starts to lag or glitch. Like more than 1.5 GHz
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You'd have to test your own hardware, I know of people who can run 2ghz all day and others who struggle with anything over 1.2ghz. Even if you'll run stable at xghz it doesn't guarantee that it's not over stressing your device.
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ghostofcain said:
You'd have to test your own hardware, I know of people who can run 2ghz all day and others who struggle with anything over 1.2ghz. Even if you'll run stable at xghz it doesn't guarantee that it's not over stressing your device.
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Is there anyway to see if your current overclock is stressing your device?
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I can't imagine if you don't touch voltages and only overclock the CPU much can go wrong. In worst case scenario your phone will force reboot if it's OC'ed too high.
I been running my phone on +- 1.5GHz for months now and never had a problem (and definitely higher scores in benchmarks), higher seems useless because in benchmarks you see no more improval.
Anything til around 1.5/1.6GHz should be fine.
I'm currently on rcmixed rom as you can see in my signature, and I'm using daemon controller with andrev_oc using daemon controller standard voltages for overclocking.
what voltage do you use at 1.5 GHz?
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Muikkuman said:
what voltage do you use at 1.5 GHz?
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It really depends
Hi. It really depends how much your device can be overclocked without losing stability. But I don't think overclocking is really necessary on DHD. With the right ROM, it runs pretty smooth on 1 GHz.
I've installed ARHD 6.3.3. with a couple of its scripts, and it runs extremely smooth on my device and there is no lag whatsoever.
Overclocking really can lower the life of your device.
blinkash said:
Hi. It really depends how much your device can be overclocked without losing stability. But I don't think overclocking is really necessary on DHD. With the right ROM, it runs pretty smooth on 1 GHz.
I've installed ARHD 6.3.3. with a couple of its scripts, and it runs extremely smooth on my device and there is no lag whatsoever.
Overclocking really can lower the life of your device.
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Yeah that's true =\
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setcpu
can you uninstall setcpu after your dont over clocking?
I can go up to 1.3Ghz, anything higher just freezes the device after some time and I have to pull battery out.
Muikkuman said:
How much can you overclock HTC Desire HD without damaging the hardware?
And how much do you have your Desire HD overclocked right now?
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Don't try to Overclock more then 1.5Ghz.
Hehe I did overclock to 1.8 GHz once and my mobile froze. But I pulled the battery and now I'm running stock speed.
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A few questions about overclocking
First, is this even working? I'm using the latest PA ROM.
What are the best possible settings that don't damage the phone?
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Yes overclocking is definitely working. U can notice a sharp difference between lower and higher values...don't overclock above 1.7 GHz it may damage ur phone...
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matjazfinzgar said:
A few questions about overclocking
First, is this even working? I'm using the latest PA ROM.
What are the best possible settings that don't damage the phone?
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Woha dude don't even think about going above 1.5.....and I am using 1.2 it's super stable right now...once again if u go.above 1.5 u may damage ur phone
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what kind of kernel do you need to overclock? are most custom roms ready for it already?
tellabee said:
what kind of kernel do you need to overclock? are most custom roms ready for it already?
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All roms can be over clocked...it depends on the kernel
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ohhh i see. so are all kernels that are compatible with the phone compatible with all roms?
cybervibin said:
Woha dude don't even think about going above 1.5.....and I am using 1.2 it's super stable right now...once again if u go.above 1.5 u may damage ur phone
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mihirengg19 said:
Yes overclocking is definitely working. U can notice a sharp difference between stock and overclocked kernels...don't overclock above 1.7 GHz it may damage ur phone...
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You guys.... stop scarying the people already. Overclocking your device will not break it in any case, most likely will shorten YOUR BATTERY LIFE! But that's it! You will not fry your phone, motherboard, display or whatever. I can ramp my phone upto 2ghz and it has nothing... But 1024 mhz or 1200 is enough!
I had OCed hellboy to 2 GHz...it felt stable but the phone crashed every time i opened an app...anyways 1.2 is best works so smoothly...best for everyday use...
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When I overclock to 1.5ghz I don't notice any difference at all ...why ?also if I sometimes try 2.0ghz the phone becomes laggy like hell
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When I overclock to 1.5ghz I don't notice any difference at all ...why ?also if I sometimes try 2.0ghz the phone becomes laggy like hell
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Difference is there. Just to be sure that your phone works at that range (and its not a rom/kernel problem) - install Perfmon from the market and open the CPU section - It will then show you in real time at what range your CPU works. And if 2.0 gh becomes laggy it is because your cpu can go that high. Some cpu's can and others can't. That's just how they work. My old HTC Hero could go upto 691 from 526 default but other HTC Heroes could go upto 740....
Yo Son, Just OC'ed my V to 1.8GHz, it flys. Kill those animation.
When I oc'ed to 2.0GHz stability test Crashed dawg. Stability test it son!
BTW: When I drop to 1.9Ghz throttling issues Nig. So bench your one V too.
now I'm at 1.8GHz it's stable and no heat issues at all.
soulz said:
Yo Son, Just OC'ed my V to 1.8GHz, it flys. Kill those animation.
When I oc'ed to 2.0GHz stability test Crashed dawg. Stability test it son!
BTW: When I drop to 1.9Ghz throttling issues Nig. So bench your one V too.
now I'm at 1.8GHz it's stable and no heat issues at all.
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Throttle 1.9ghz vs no throttle 1.8GHz
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Benchmarks are useless..
Why?
1ceb0x said:
Benchmarks are useless..
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May I ask why? Not about AnTuTu.. but Quadrant Standard is great!! Even helps in choosing a better ROM.. a little..:cyclops:
The only use I have for benchmarking apps is to compare changes in roms and kernels on your own phone. If you use the same app to benchmark, you can see the different performance gains and losses in various rom and kernel combinations. i really don't think they do any good comparing performance between different phones, but for checking on your own mods they do come in handy.
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The only use I have for benchmarking apps is to compare changes in roms and kernels on your own phone. If you use the same app to benchmark, you can see the different performance gains and losses in various rom and kernel combinations. i really don't think they do any good comparing performance between different phones, but for checking on your own mods they do come in handy.
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Use benchmark to determine throttling
Here are some tips I know which increases the benchmark rating..
Use PERFORMANCE as the Governer after overclocking.. And disable 'Force use of GPU for 2D Drawing' in developer options.
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Paresh Kalinani said:
Here are some tips I know which increases the benchmark rating..
Use PERFORMANCE as the Governer after overclocking.. And disable 'Force use of GPU for 2D Drawing' in developer options.
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dont diable them, ur games will lag like ****, paresh dont give wong instructions. if u cant give proper instructions,please dont!
if u diable that, only the taransition animations willl be smoother along with some others, if u dont play games go ahead
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dont diable them, ur games will lag like ****, paresh dont give wong instructions. if u cant give proper instructions,please dont!
if u diable that, only the taransition animations willl be smoother along with some others, if u dont play games go ahead
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Ya I know that games lag. I just told for the 'Benchmark'.. 'cause I've always noticed my benchmark increasing when I disable it..
Of course I enable after the bemchmark! Wonder why does the benchmark increase...
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dear ,
i am on mysence-v liteRC2.0 rom with helboy kernal , i wanted to increase my phones performance and now i am on 1.2ghrts so please let me know whats the maxmimum and min freequesnce i should set to get good preformance like if i keep max to 1200 and min ?? please i am new to this
So is it possible? When i mean extreme overclocking i mean something like 1ghz or more. Please reply only if you know something about this.
Thanks
Huinamah said:
So is it possible? When i mean extreme overclocking i mean something like 1ghz or more. Please reply only if you know something about this.
Thanks
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the overclocking is based on kernals... bt 1ghz is not possible with our phone... even the max 824mhz is not recommended cuz you may get freezing and random restart problems...
Huinamah said:
So is it possible? When i mean extreme overclocking i mean something like 1ghz or more. Please reply only if you know something about this.
Thanks
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If you wanna melt your phone, go ahead.
The overclocking depends on custom kernels. If our phone came with a 800MHz processor out of the box, then maybe we could go to 1GHz. But not with this.
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