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2010-04-10
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how much phones died already?
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2010-04-10
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I have been trying 125-800mhz... then 900/500dsp.. battery seems around the same. Definitely saving some juice on idle..
I went to 1ghz via Titan's echo command, but didnt notice much difference. It played iplayer the same as 900 mhz.. I tried 1.1ghz but it froze. then Reverted back to 900/500....
I know 1ghz will work, but I'm happy with 900 for the time being...
I went to 1ghz via Titan's echo command, but didnt notice much difference. It played iplayer the same as 900 mhz.. I tried 1.1ghz but it froze. then Reverted back to 900/500....
I know 1ghz will work, but I'm happy with 900 for the time being...
Originally Posted by razefox
no one reported yet.... i think
how much phones died already?
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2010-04-10
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This trick is pretty good as I read all ur comments.. as a newbie.. should I do this too on my n900?.. 1st I never done flashing... im not aware with that.. and is doing this safe or there are possibilities that it might brick my phone?.. thanks...
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2010-04-10
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Originally Posted by razefox
It's not that easy to kill a phone dead at a hardware level by overclocking.
how much phones died already?
I did try 1.2Ghz and mine locked up instantly. Reboot, reflash, fixed.
Originally Posted by chase15
Please read the guide in my sig for some ideas and info.
This trick is pretty good as I read all ur comments.. as a newbie.. should I do this too on my n900?.. 1st I never done flashing... im not aware with that.. and is doing this safe or there are possibilities that it might brick my phone?.. thanks...
It can brick. But if it bricks, just reflash to slower kernel.
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2010-04-10
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Originally Posted by chase15
Well if you're a noob and are afraid to break ur device.. Don't do it. It's OVERclocking, going over what is theoritically safe for the N900. At least, wait for a month or 2, until the first N900's get fried to have the proof that this shouldn't be done!
This trick is pretty good as I read all ur comments.. as a newbie.. should I do this too on my n900?.. 1st I never done flashing... im not aware with that.. and is doing this safe or there are possibilities that it might brick my phone?.. thanks...
If in 2 months it stills seem safe, I'll do it on mine for sure! But also be aware that this automatically voids the warranty if Nokia sees that you did that!
P.S. That's my opinion. It's a real good thing for people who did it and have now a faster running device!
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2010-04-10
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Originally Posted by gtessier00
well, i guess ill just wait..
Well if you're a noob and are afraid to break ur device.. Don't do it. It's OVERclocking, going over what is theoritically safe for the N900. At least, wait for a month or 2, until the first N900's get fried to have the proof that this shouldn't be done!
If in 2 months it stills seem safe, I'll do it on mine for sure! But also be aware that this automatically voids the warranty if Nokia sees that you did that!
P.S. That's my opinion. It's a real good thing for people who did it and have now a faster running device!
I'm not eager to have 900+ mhz speed...
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2010-04-10
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I don't even have a warranty on my N900 since I bought it from Canada... So overclocking's not for me lol
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2010-04-10
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To simplify my question;
does random reboot = signs of trouble?
does random reboot = signs of trouble?
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2010-04-10
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Originally Posted by Duff
To simplify my question;
does random reboot = signs of trouble?
Simple answer: Always
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2010-04-10
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Originally Posted by Duff
It's not a bug, it's a feature.
To simplify my question;
does random reboot = signs of trouble?
How could it be a problem ?
Last edited by NokiaRocks; 2010-04-10 at 02:03.