Originally Posted by egoshin

I don't want to do a second search through Overclock N900 thread - it is too time consuming

But I remember it was related with 800MHz and I remember titan changed frequency because of that to 810MHz (or 815?).

I didn't look in that part of kernel source but it seems to me that there is a high probability that kernel doesn't switch CPU to that frequency.

However, the switching capability may depend from other factors too - again, I had no time to look into that part of kernel code.

===titan's ideal kernel===

VALUE VOLTAGE FREQUENCY DYNAMIC POWER
30 0.975V 0 MHz 0.000 V²/us
30 0.975V 125 MHz 118.828 V²/us
30 0.975V 250 MHz 237.656 V²/us
30 0.975V 500 MHz 475.312 V²/us
33 1.012V 550 MHz 563.279 V²/us
38 1.075V 600 MHz 693.375 V²/us
45 1.163V 700 MHz 946.798 V²/us
45 1.163V 750 MHz 1014.427 V²/us
48 1.200V 810 MHz 1166.400 V²/us
48 1.200V 850 MHz 1224.000 V²/us
54 1.275V 900 MHz 1463.062 V²/us
54 1.275V 950 MHz 1544.344 V²/us
60 1.350V 1000 MHz 1822.500 V²/us
72 1.500V 1100 MHz 2475.000 V²/us
72 1.500V 1150 MHz 2587.500 V²/us