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fantomsingh 2010-07-27 00:50

N900 really laggy
 
Hi guys, ive over clocked my n900 to 800mhz and i really haven't noticed a difference i still get stutters in media player....transitions are choppy...ive checked with conky it is actually MHz but idk y my phone is soo slow and laggy...and suggestions please.

fahadj2003 2010-07-27 01:02

Re: N900 really laggy
 
its not the top frequency that matters
its the minimum
make it 500
u'll notice a big difference
here's the logic
desktop has loads of shortcuts and widgets
t250mhz is too less makes it slow and laggy
and it takes time to switch from 250 to 500 which causes teh laggyness
make the min freq 500 and try again
hope it helps

crail 2010-07-27 01:27

Re: N900 really laggy
 
bet minimum 500 is a battery killer!

playing angry birds for 20 minuites kills the 3 top bars at 900mh, and the top bar lasts 2 hours of browsing

jabawok 2010-07-27 07:43

Re: N900 really laggy
 
Its laggy because it is "swapping" due to not enough physical ram. See this thread: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...=optimize+n900
The script from there has helped me a *lot*.

Keir 2010-07-27 07:48

Re: N900 really laggy
 
+1 for the optimization script. Or you could just reboot.

fahadj2003 2010-07-28 09:22

Re: N900 really laggy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by crail (Post 765909)
bet minimum 500 is a battery killer!

playing angry birds for 20 minuites kills the 3 top bars at 900mh, and the top bar lasts 2 hours of browsing

upthreshold to 95%
and volt to 34 and u're up and running

dcolak 2010-07-28 13:07

Re: N900 really laggy
 
Or just buy an iPhone 4 and get over it, that's what I did and I'm not looking back.

Having a phone that you must overclock and fiddle with just to have it scroll fluidly, play media without stuttering or answer the goddamn phone when I say so... it's just too much.

Why in the world a phone user should know anything about Mhz, RAM, upthreashold, volt etc?!

cfh11 2010-07-28 13:14

Re: N900 really laggy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dcolak (Post 767733)
Or just buy an iPhone 4 and get over it, that's what I did and I'm not looking back.

.... and yet you're still here (jacka***)

atilla 2010-07-28 13:21

Re: N900 really laggy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dcolak (Post 767733)
Or just buy an iPhone 4 and get over it, that's what I did and I'm not looking back.

Having a phone that you must overclock and fiddle with just to have it scroll fluidly, play media without stuttering or answer the goddamn phone when I say so... it's just too much.

Why in the world a phone user should know anything about Mhz, RAM, upthreashold, volt etc?!

if you dont now how to handle a monster like the n900 its your fault.mine runs smooth and without any lagg at stock.
so be happy with your great iphone and stay away from maemo.org

there should be an apple community so go on

HellFlyer 2010-07-28 13:29

Re: N900 really laggy
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dcolak (Post 767733)
Or just buy an iPhone 4 and get over it, that's what I did and I'm not looking back.

Having a phone that you must overclock and fiddle with just to have it scroll fluidly, play media without stuttering or answer the goddamn phone when I say so... it's just too much.

Why in the world a phone user should know anything about Mhz, RAM, upthreashold, volt etc?!

there there its OK , we dont blame you that you have tiny brain...and believe me there are LOTS of people who want to know and learn about ooohhh scary words like Megahertz, Random access memory and voltage...GTFO of this site if you dont have any ideas:mad:

OP script works fine, its better to use it and save battery since during restarts N900 consumes a lot:)


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