Originally Posted by nicholes

you are right! it also"has an "avoid" of 125."
and why my device has become too hot?

Originally Posted by Mr. Incredible

My N900 is running 500, 900 MHz with SmartReflex on. When watching videos in microb the website with the video reloads suddenly after about 3 minutes.

This is not happening when I'm limiting the N900 @805 MHz min/max with SmartReflex on.

It's no big problem, I just wanted to point that out.

Voltages:
500:37,500 900:55,500 (website reloads)
VDD1=1
VDD2=1

Originally Posted by lightscribe

i have similar issue it starts messing and after some time it disapears and i guess usually it starts when i'm in from cold to warm permisses maybe, wanted to photo that malfunction but now its in good mood, thinkin to buy flex cable and try to change it, any sugestions?

Originally Posted by nicholes

I think KP50 has killed my N900.

as i have posted before that my device temperature is higher than the normal, but no one said it may be dangerous so i ignored it

But today i found that there are a few lines on my screen( i think this is because of KP50 which made my N900 warm)

check this thread i have posted there my problem also one man is confirming same problem in same thread that warmness killed his N900

Originally Posted by nicholes

I think KP50 has killed my N900.

Originally Posted by GrimyHR

that is strange as two or three times my n900 overheated(playing n64 games on 1150MHz for a rather long time) it always shut down

and i sometimes get those same doted lines on my n900(for a year at least) and it still hasnt died

Originally Posted by Estel

Stop spreading FUD, pls. Even if it does have anything to do with warmness - which I seriously doubt - not kernel-power "killed it", but only a fatal error called "nicholes-user". You were told many time to not use idiotic settings like overclocking above 900 mhz, +, when You reported unusually warm device last time, I, personally, advised You to post powertop output etc. Which You haven't, nor took any other steps recommended by experienced users.

Blaming it @ KP - when You decided to follow some meaningless advices like "overheating isn't bad", instead - is out of line. You're fully responsible for Your actions with device, and due to lack of deeper understanding about overclocking (both MPU and DSP, which is case of 720p video recording/playback mod), nor willing to learn, You should be sitting @ stock frequencies.

/Estel