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2010-04-10
, 10:50
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#2082
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in terminal :
[Not sure if this is needed, but I did it anyway ]sudo gainroot (need rootsh)
apt-get install wget
then you can run those commands once it finishes downloading and installing
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2010-04-10
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soz to post this again.
using lethos 250-800 (1000) ULV
what is voltage @ 1000? am i right in thinking its runs at the voltage of the standard 600?
i cant seem to find the info?!
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2010-04-10
, 11:02
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2010-04-10
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sooo, the "standard" 600mhz is also overvoltage then?
that means its not safe to run at 600mhz with a standard kernel??
sorry, i'm a tad confused now! :0/
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2010-04-10
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2010-04-10
, 11:10
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Becareful with some of the really high clocks
Higher frequency = More Heat : FACT!
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2010-04-10
, 11:22
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i dont doubt that.
but is even more heat produced when the voltage is upped
so, which is worse (for generating heat/shortening lifespans) higher voltage and lower clock or the opposite, a higher clock with a lower voltage?
i was happily running the normal O/C kernel @ 800, it was totally stable and i'm fine with taking the risk that the phone will last me until my next upgrade.
i just figure that 1GHz at a lower voltage will be no worse than running 800 with an increased voltage.
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2010-04-10
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2010-04-10
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[Not sure if this is needed, but I did it anyway ]sudo gainroot (need rootsh)
apt-get install wget
then you can run those commands once it finishes downloading and installing