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Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles View Post
A manufacturer wasn't the one saying this'd kill your tablet, it was Igor Stoppa, one of the absolute geniuses of the platform. Who, if he knows anything, knows this.
That may be so but among other things he still represents Nokia who would not want the N900 overclocked.

Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles View Post
I think it's actually overvoltage in this case, not heat.
voltage = heat

Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles View Post
The OMAP3530 is a larger package, and thus able to dissipate heat more easily. It's also, now, speed-sorted.
Not sure what you mean by speed-sorted but i do have concerns as to the heat dissipation capabilities of the processor within the N900 packaging.

Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles View Post
Anyway, feel free to test for us.
More than willing if someone writes an app, i would do it myself if had enough coding knowledge.

Originally Posted by ehab View Post
Still If this will give me 15% more speed when i need it, via toggle and will make it live 2 years instead of 3 ( 1.5 years is when I would replace it anyway max ). Then ok.
If i have read the documentation correctly it looks like the Ti OMAP processor is meant to last for at least 5years of Power on Hours (always on) under worst conditions (between -40c and 105c die temp) and at least 11years under normal conditions. It makes sense since these are embedded processors that usually have a long operating lifetime once deployed in industry.