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Originally Posted by titan View Post
This is wrong and misleading information!
The min. freq. is the one used for low load, like updating widgets, decoding MP3s etc.
In his case the permanently high load at 1GHz probably killed the battery
but the brain dead 850 minimum is a sign of irresponsibility and how little
he understands this device.

If we had access to the core temperature it would be one factor that determines
the damage of the SOC.
Several people here mistakenly believe that this sensor value would indicate
the CPU temperature. I does NOT!
If your device gets really hot, than it's a sufficient, but not a necessary sign that
you're doing something wrong.
So don't just rely on the temperature.

If you believe temperature doesn't matter, please perform an experiment
and bake your N900 in an oven @200C. It may void your warranty, however...
so in this case.......im confused

im still sticking @ my factory new n900 CPU freq.

but all the commands, zImages and kernels for overclocking is still handy in case i need to, temporarily or permanently.

Last edited by gabby131; 2010-04-19 at 16:15.