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2012-04-01
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2012-04-01
, 10:45
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2012-04-01
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2012-04-02
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Smart reflex definitely caused problems with getting good overclocking results on the N900. e.g. WIth it enabled, it was stable to around 850-900MHz for many but when turned off, it could go to 1.1GHz stable.
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2012-04-02
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2012-04-02
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2012-04-02
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2012-04-02
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Did people adjust the voltage up enough? I never did try that hard I think. This is 45nm cpu so I hope it can go 1.3 at least. Should I try on my n9 or n950? :\
My default voltage is either 1225000 or 1375000 and it's further lowered to 1175000 by smartreflex. Maybe. I didn't design this thing so it's hard to understand. Quick, someone read this and summarize.
Btw I uploaded a new version to read this additional voltage and smartreflex info, you can't change it yet though.
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2012-04-02
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2012-04-02
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