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Re: Overclock the N900?
I have just gone back to the 600mhz stock one too bit paranoid about it too.
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It is not that I want to spoil anybodies fun, but the audience in these forums is not composed of only people with 10+ years of Linux experience, and fond memories of i486 overclocking.
So when anyone posts guidance like in this thread, please consider twice what you are doing. |
Re: Overclock the N900?
Now two days with @900Mhz and no problems what so ever. Even tried with @1000Mhz and that was also working but I didn't notice any performance difference compared to @900Mhz so I reverted back to that.
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Edit: That's weird. I just rebooted again, and now I get stuck at the Nokia logo. I guess SmartReflex doesn't really like 900Mhz. Heh. Also, take note: I'm actually waiting for this device to fry (although I hope it won't), since I'm in a tropical country where it can easily hit >35C midday, at least recently. I basically ignored Lehto's warning about not going beyond 800Mhz on warmer climate. :P |
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Yesterday it last 14 hours under heavy usage and that's no different than it was before. |
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In my case, I has to use "mp-fremantle-003-pr" You will find out by typing the following..... dpkg -l | grep mp-fremantle |
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Using 900mhz-stock DSP and recording a few video clips... So far no difference,
frames still dropping and occasional stutter. Not sure why I thought it would improve that particular area in performance terms. |
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