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One good test to those who want to see visible OC changes, is to install ENNA (like a media center for those who dont know..i think lol).
Booting speed; Gallery Scrooling..Wow, what a difference between the 600 Mhz and 900 Mhz. Still thinking to test the 900 Mhz with 500 DSP..but there are no much comments about it..i'm afraiiddddddd ahahahaha : ) Regards, |
Re: Overclock the N900?
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Tutorial for those who have Windows 7 64bit using XP mode.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bx6dblXl2eo |
Re: Overclock the N900?
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And yes, OTA will work just fine. But I do recommend for everyone to perform major firmware updates without the N900 overclocked. This should just be common sense to anyone who performs the overclock. |
Re: Overclock the N900?
What's the opinion on using the overclock firmware just to lower resting from 250mhz to 125mhz and not actually up it over 600?
will this give me much of a battery boost? bit thanks out to jakiman and his summary post |
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I flashed the 900MHz with stock DSP kernel to my N900 about 36 hours ago, and had no problems whatsoever in terms of stability.
A few hours ago, I tuned the CPU down a little to 800MHz, just to be on the safe side as it tends to get very hot in summer around here. You can never tell for sure, but I doubt I'll ever have any problems with the 125-800MHz settings. On a side note, 900MHz is noticeably snappier than 800MHz, but I think I can live with the difference :)) |
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