Does the n900
 

Does the n900 overclocked to 1ghz perform better than which phones?

Nexus one?
droid?
htc evo?

thanx

i mean faster processing website rendering etc

Re: Does the n900
 

bumpy bump bump

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I guess the only people who can answer are those who own a decently overclocked n900, and another high end android device...

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well ihave highly oced n900 lets do a html4 and flash test

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I would also like to know how a OC'd n900 would compare to these 1ghz phones, thanks!

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Meee Threee

Re: Does the n900
 

I was running mine 1.150ghz when comparing to a mates Galaxy S... Sadly the galaxy s owned my n900 in browser/general speed but just by a little.. and zooming/graphics yada yada are way more smoother as well.. only that i could play flash and galaxy s has 2.1 so no flash for em yet ;D.. anyways... n900 is growing old.. and still competes with the latest mobiles.. n i love it.. but this may all change once the nitdroid project is complete :D :D

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Its going to depend on the website(s) you are viewing and the browser.

I can say that loading 4+ websites at a time with the latest Fennec beta basicly makes everything slow to a crawl... even at 950-1000mhz.

With the official browser, its a bit better, but still.

A single site seems to be pretty fast, limited by my internet more than by the OS.

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N900 will be faster in my idea...

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To me anything that is designed to run at that speed will beat anything you have to 'jail break' to run at that speed.

The desire / nexus and other 1Ghz phones are designed for it, the N900 isn't designed for that, it might let you but it isn't the same thing.

I can only compare the HTC Desire and my under performing N900 @ 600Mhz, and in every way the 1GHZ is faster, but it is software related and buggy OS, not a CPU issue that slows the N900 down. Making it faster still leaves you with the OS.