Hey everyone,
Have you noticed how the Galaxy Y runs stock at 832Mhz and overclocks to well over 900Mhz,even though it had the same chipset as the Wildfire S(MSM7227)?Can someone tell me why this is so?
http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=3087&c=samsung_gt-s5360_galaxy_y
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The Galaxy Y has Broadcomm's processor.......plus overclocking doesnt do much other than reducing your phones life
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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...
You are posting in the wrong section
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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This has to of been covered before... I tried a search but to no avail... What i want to know is can the arc be o/c to 1.4ghz like the arc s or better? and is it an easy process? Reason for my asking is i maybe in the possession of an arc form a friend who has defected to crapple.. I have looked at both specs on the cpu and the only difference i saw at the end of the scorpion processor is that the model number ends in a "T" so is it a different processor?
Or would it be in my best interests in getting a arc s? would both processors be able to be in creased beyond 1.4? safely?
Cheers guys.
if you follow the steps correctly, then its not a problem.
yes, you can OC the CPU speed of the both arc and arc S beyond 1.4Ghz. im with the regular arc with 2.0 Ghz OC cpu. using the DooMLorD kernel.
Agera said:
This has to of been covered before... I tried a search but to no avail
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The first place you should have looked was in Development section.
gabimx said:
if you follow the steps correctly, then its not a problem.
yes, you can OC the CPU speed of the both arc and arc S beyond 1.4Ghz. im with the regular arc with 2.0 Ghz OC cpu. using the DooMLorD kernel.
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Ok awesome!! I had no idea you could double the regular arc's cpu thats fantastic im gonna have to pull my mate up take it from him then go back to him and show him what he's missing lol! But clocked at 2ghz and its safe for daily use?
XperienceD said:
The first place you should have looked was in Development section.
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I used the search tool thinking i would find through there.. didn't happen. I will know for next time thank you sir.
Agera said:
But clocked at 2ghz and its safe for daily use?
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Of course not!
Maybe for Arc S but for normal Arc 1.4-1.5GHz are safe daily.
Very high oc is just for showing off and benchmarks, not for daily use.
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Flo95 said:
Of course not!
Maybe for Arc S but for normal Arc 1.4-1.5GHz are safe daily.
Very high oc is just for showing off and benchmarks, not for daily use.
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Thats cool, thanks for clearing that up for me, at least the normal arc can be beefed up nicely. the thought of having ICS with o/c and if wolfbreak does rom tweaks like with the x10 with the 2.3.3 would be very interested in using this combo..
Hi does anybody know of a kernal that will enable me to overclock my wildfire to about 800mhz, my wildfire runs smooth at 768 no problem. But i have seen people with wildfires overclocked more than 800mhz. Depending on what rom it may work on i would be more than happy to move to another one. I was using CM9 unofficial but got bored after a while tbh ever since it came out i had it so.... anyways it would be of great help if you could leave a link for download for the kernal(s)
I don't think they're are any atm, and the amount of people that can oc to 800mhz without a problem I think you can count on one hand.
I was like you able to run at 768 on both my wildfires but when I pushed it to 800mhz it was too much. 788mhz was fine but 800mhz and it just froze then rebooted. Also the battery drain was worse at 788 and they're really is no noticeable difference in speed.
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Okay thx, was just curious
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CaseyS said:
Hi does anybody know of a kernal that will enable me to overclock my wildfire to about 800mhz, my wildfire runs smooth at 768 no problem. But i have seen people with wildfires overclocked more than 800mhz. Depending on what rom it may work on i would be more than happy to move to another one. I was using CM9 unofficial but got bored after a while tbh ever since it came out i had it so.... anyways it would be of great help if you could leave a link for download for the kernal(s)
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overclocking up to 800mhz could be possible for wildfire but i advice you not to do that it's very dangerouse for your CPU and Battery and GPU
arsalan11 said:
overclocking up to 800mhz could be possible for wildfire but i advice you not to do that it's very dangerouse for your CPU and Battery and GPU
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Just a little correction: I might be wrong but our Willy has no GPU at all Everything else would be my suggestion, too, but I think OC in general should put up a warning sign - everytime - at least the lifetime of your CPU will be cut even if you try to do it responsible lol
eventcom said:
Just a little correction: I might be wrong but our Willy has no GPU at all Everything else would be my suggestion, too, but I think OC in general should put up a warning sign - everytime - at least the lifetime of your CPU will be cut even if you try to do it responsible lol
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)) yes you are right i confused my phone i thought it's like my brother's EVO 3D:fingers-crossed:
Hey guys I just rooted my galaxy nexus gsm with CyanogenMod 10.1 nightly version yesterday. Its running well and smooth but when I tried to benchmark my nexus with quadrand standard, I got the lowest score. Lower than galaxy nexus s and galaxy s. Same goes with an tu tu as well is got very low score around 5377. So my question is why did it happen? What should i do to increase its performance. Or Should I root back to stock version? Plz help me....
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Its running well and smooth but when I tried to benchmark, I got the lowest score.
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i dont give much thought to benchmark, all i care about is whether the rom runs smoothly or not and according to your post it does so forget benchmarks..
Is your phone running fine? If so you need to stop letting benchmarks judge how your phone performs.
rai_ket0 said:
Hey guys I just rooted my galaxy nexus gsm with CyanogenMod 10.1 nightly version yesterday. Its running well and smooth but when I tried to benchmark my nexus with quadrand standard, I got the lowest score. Lower than galaxy nexus s and galaxy s. Same goes with an tu tu as well is got very low score around 5377. So my question is why did it happen? What should i do to increase its performance. Or Should I root back to stock version? Plz help me....
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It may because some benchmark apps d not support android 4.2?
k786 said:
i dont give much thought to benchmark, all i care about is whether the rom runs smoothly or not and according to your post it does so forget benchmarks..
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Agree. Never let benchmark help you decide anything. Smoothness is the #1 and only standard.
Personally I hate such benchmarking software.
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i have overclock my phone to 1.6 G.H it awesome in hard games
can any one tell me what the maximum time can i overcloced my phone when i playing games
AND what will happen if i use overclock at 1.6 all the day ? any one try it ?
a7med mo7sen said:
i have overclock my phone to 1.6 G.H it awesome in hard games
can any one tell me what the maximum time can i overcloced my phone when i playing games
AND what will happen if i use overclock at 1.6 all the day ? any one try it ?
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U can only now if u try it
Overlocking its different from phone to phone ! Some w can take big oc and some just crash
U have to test for yourself since every w has unique hardware
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a7med mo7sen said:
i have overclock my phone to 1.6 G.H it awesome in hard games
can any one tell me what the maximum time can i overcloced my phone when i playing games
AND what will happen if i use overclock at 1.6 all the day ? any one try it ?
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Probably when its over heating, you know its time to turn it off.
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iDelta said:
Probably when its over heating, you know its time to turn it off.
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The phone will crash long before overheat
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Ver3go said:
The phone will crash long before overheat
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I haven't had a real life experience you see (and I don't intend to)
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iDelta said:
I haven't had a real life experience you see (and I don't intend to)
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I never overlocked w but overlocked a lot my g ace it never handled above 884 mhz when i clocked him as 902 mhz it would simply die xD
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