Poll: Do you think its possible to overclock the N900?!
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#1521
Sorry then Todor, my bad-level-english trick me.

EDIT:

Not trolling: I'm having random rep error (the maemo's system update ones!)
I can't see 1.2 update, but my Lehto OC deleted version etc, you know.
Can anyone tell us if something is happening? (non-oc, or titan-oc?)
Thanks.

Last edited by rpgAmazon; 2010-04-07 at 10:49.
 
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#1522
In the beginning of this thread, there were lots and lots of reasons listed why not to oc. I don't see how anyone can ask for more.

(They didn't convince me, but that's another story.)
 

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#1523
Does anyone seen change to the temp? Mine is -40 allways, just created this desktop widget for temp. I have had the 900Mhz/stock kernel for about 3 days now.

EDIT: LOL, As i wrote this the temp dropped to 24
 
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#1524
Originally Posted by fixfox View Post
I don't think it's for anyone to convince others about this.
ACK, exactly what I wanted to express, you just found the right words
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#1525
Originally Posted by Casp3r View Post
What's that transitions.ini file?
Transitions MOD.
Makes you applications menu appear faster and nicer (imo).
Go there, read, watch the youtube
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Originally Posted by rpgAmazon View Post
So you are right when you don't overclock it, and I'm right overclocking, having in mind that I assume a very short lifetime for my Lehtokia n950 (but a happy lifetime).
Dear rpgAmazon,

exactly the point I am trying to make. I am not trying to talk anybody into anything. After all why should I tell you what to do to your property? Good to hear that it works great for you.

Of course you would not oppose me for telling my opinion as well, right?

I for myself am looking forward to:

- the first Symbian^3 device (N8?)...
- the next Meego Phone (N920?)...
- The next Meego Tablet (???)...

... from Nokia this year

Best regards,
Corwin
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#1527
From what I understand the problem with overclocking is the extra voltage fries the cpu (slowly from the overclocking experiences here)
Would it be possible to write an app to force a scale down if the cpu was overclocked for more than X cycles?
e.g. if it was stuck at say 800MHz for more than 0.5 sec then force the max to 600Mhz, once it calms down again put the max back to 800MHz.
(tuneable of course)

I am figuring that this would probably be better done as a kernel patch, and interact directly - otherwise the app itself could cause more cpu to be used if it is called every 0.1 sec, but maybe not?

Thoughts anyone?
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#1528
Of course I can't oppose to that Corwin.
And, as a long-time-Nokia-fanboy I was, I can understand you perfectly.
Now, I'm considered a troll, and no, I will not buy Nokia again, but as you say, it's only a freedom matter.
You buy it, I buy it, so we can share our feelings without being blamed (as I was)
You don't need overclock, I need to do it... we must be free to choose. But, as you can see reading the "funny tags" added to this thread, if you don't "think Nokia" you're enemy-troll-stupid-******ed... yes, very nice comunity. Very nice admins and moderators.
But thanks, very pleasant talking with you. Regards.

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#1529
Originally Posted by tidusuk123 View Post
Hi People. Firstly would like to say thanks to all the people who invest their time and effort into making all this happen and helping everyone. So thanks.

I'm having a problem setting the CPU clock speed permanently.

I used this to overclock to 1GHZ:

sudo gainroot
echo 1000000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq

but how do I set it permanent? I don't understand this bit:

To permanently fix the limit edit the scaling_max_freq setting in /etc/pmconfig (using vi).

Sorry I know this must be a really silly question. Could someone write down the code if that's what it is? Thanks.

Also is this an alternative way to overclock or better than the first way that was introduced using the Maemo Flasher program?
Hi guys. Sorry for the double post but can anyone help me on this? Thanks.
 
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#1530
Hey, has anyone tried playing Bounce Evolution at 1Ghz? Looks like some of the graphic elements become distorted (in some way) when I use that frequency -- big no-no, especially if it's a consequence of overclocking "too high." But I'm not sure if everyone experiences the same thing, or it's just my device (I've learned there's a "difference" in processor batches).

Playing it at 900Mhz seems fine, though. I'll try 950Mhz. If Bounce Evolution still works properly there, I'll stick to that. Or go back to 900Mhz because it's more stable.

(I'll try to post a screenshot so you can see what I mean by "distorted.")

Edit: Okay, so I can't duplicate the issue now. Instead, Bounce almost froze. (Almost kinda like the Brain Party type of freezing) But anyway, I'll just stick to 900Mhz for now...)
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