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2007-11-26
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770 is already kind of overclocked, it runs OMAP 1710 at 252Mhz, normal is 220 see http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/wtb...contentId=4670
Nokia gets speed-sorted chips so they can use higher clock safely but there may not be enough room for further increase. Still it may be worth trying (for someone) but don't expect miracles and do expect problems.
As for underclocking 770, this was already discussed, search this forum. Don't expect significant battery savings, power management is already pretty good and OMAP 1710 cannot do voltage scaling (which gives most savings when underclocking)
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What about running Java applications on N770 (Java acceleration) ?
I'd like to offer and hope that others join me in offering a bounty to the first person that figures out how to overclock the N770 safely.
I love my tablet but would love for it to just be a bit faster and having seen the same processor overclocked on Windows Mobile OSs know that the processor can handle a 35-50% overclock. 282Mhz anyone?
So, I offer a $10 bounty via PayPal to anyone that can show me how to overclock the device without having to open the device or muck with the hardware.
-Josh