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2010-04-05
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Can't wait to see a good show I reckon? 
Originally Posted by Rushmore
BTW, I hope nobody has a fried N900 due to OC, but I look forward to the post and Bratag's reply to them
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2010-04-05
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Originally Posted by xgrind
Can't wait to see a good show I reckon?
Just need some popcorn and a bubbly beverage
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2010-04-05
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Originally Posted by filologen
I want that 900ghz image tho
It seems that most people after flashing one of the overclocked kernels onto the device gets "Version: Unknown" listed in "About the product". This is however not the case for me (I use the 900ghz image), and I wonder if this could be due to me using fiasco-flasher on the device instead of the Flasher-3.5.
Not important, but just a little bit interesting.
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2010-04-05
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Originally Posted by NokiaRocks
Darn! 900Ghz
I want that 900ghz image tho
Say goodbye to PC, Servers, etc
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2010-04-05
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Originally Posted by filologen
Nope, I used the device fiasco-flasher and got the version turned to unknown.
It seems that most people after flashing one of the overclocked kernels onto the device gets "Version: Unknown" listed in "About the product". This is however not the case for me (I use the 900ghz image), and I wonder if this could be due to me using fiasco-flasher on the device instead of the Flasher-3.5.
Not important, but just a little bit interesting.
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2010-04-05
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The uncertainties of the undecided .., should be in another thread ..!
and reserve this thread only for technical matters of who we encourage you to take the plunge .. into the unknown ....(the dangerous overclocking)...
and reserve this thread only for technical matters of who we encourage you to take the plunge .. into the unknown ....(the dangerous overclocking)...
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2010-04-05
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Originally Posted by Bratag
Exactly how did you go back to stock? Did you have to do a full reflash or did you just replace the kernel.?
I flashed - checked it and went back to stock.
Which kernel file did you use and do you have the original info at ( System: Settings: About Product ) restored?
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2010-04-05
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Originally Posted by debernardis
maybe its the image that was modified.
Nope, I used the device fiasco-flasher and got the version turned to unknown.
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Hey i tried 800 and 900 but couldnt really see any difference so gone back to 600 just in case. Thanks anyway though.
it seems slower now must of been faster then.
Last edited by torres76; 2010-04-05 at 17:01.
it seems slower now must of been faster then.
Last edited by torres76; 2010-04-05 at 17:01.
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clock speed = 900Mhz, and for similar process, it takes up constant 100% usage over a period of say 3s?
Base on above, does it mean OC is better?
On another hand, if running apps like PSX4ALL over long periods say 1hr, the impact/damage will be on 900Mhz?