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2010-11-01
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Originally Posted by mrover
mine runs at that sometimes but hads never gone higher i use smartclocker check here that saves ya phone if it goes over 45oC i used to use it as wifi for hours an was fine !!
Hi,
I've connected my N900 through PC Suite to create USB router.
Now it's been for 5 hours at constant 42 degrees.
I've been using overclocking to 800 MHz, but it's the same situation with stock kernel.
Can I safely leave downloading for a night?
Thank you in advance,
mrover
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2010-11-02
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with Stock kernel, PR1.2 and no other special software running:
I notice there is some sort of battery capacity melt-down when
the n900 ambient temperature reaches a critical point (?)
-and- is running wifi and in particular web browsing (microB).
In that instance the battery just wilts away in a matter of an hour or so.
Turning the n900 off and letting it cool before turning it back on
seems to help fend off this moment.
I have just upped to PR 1.3 and haven't seen this yet,
but that may only be due to habitually being wary of getting the unit overheated.
If you are connected through a USB port or it is otherwise charging
(you said you are using PC suite - I assume windows and cable)
then I would suggest you make sure it has some sort of fan or other means of keeping the device from cooking off
I notice there is some sort of battery capacity melt-down when
the n900 ambient temperature reaches a critical point (?)
-and- is running wifi and in particular web browsing (microB).
In that instance the battery just wilts away in a matter of an hour or so.
Turning the n900 off and letting it cool before turning it back on
seems to help fend off this moment.
I have just upped to PR 1.3 and haven't seen this yet,
but that may only be due to habitually being wary of getting the unit overheated.
If you are connected through a USB port or it is otherwise charging
(you said you are using PC suite - I assume windows and cable)
then I would suggest you make sure it has some sort of fan or other means of keeping the device from cooking off
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2010-11-02
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Originally Posted by mrover
If you're working up your N900 this way, then it's normal. I got the similar temp. range when I use it as a wifi router (with 100mA, no powersave). Now I switch to bluetooth-PAN hotspot, now the the temp. never gets higher than 35.
Hi,
I've connected my N900 through PC Suite to create USB router.
Now it's been for 5 hours at constant 42 degrees.
I've been using overclocking to 800 MHz, but it's the same situation with stock kernel.
Can I safely leave downloading for a night?
Thank you in advance,
mrover
BTW I'd suggest you turn off overclock (back to 600) when you're just making it as a router. It's better to overclocking your device manually on need, e.g. browsing, playing games, etc.
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2010-11-02
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I routinely reach 45, but rarely go above. At 45, the device feels warm and I kind of throttle it down a bit. However, since I've had it a long while at 600 MHz, I remember the device getting way warmer than that. So, basically, it's meant to take that kind of abuse. I doubt N900 can't take an official Nokia game for over an hour without damage.
So, basically, I keep it under 45 by feel. It is, however, true that if it reaches 45 over a longer period, it's probably that the whole board is warm, whereas an exclusive CPU task would probably mean the CPU is way above 45.
42 is fine. Sometimes it gets way hotter than that if I charge the phone after use.
So, basically, I keep it under 45 by feel. It is, however, true that if it reaches 45 over a longer period, it's probably that the whole board is warm, whereas an exclusive CPU task would probably mean the CPU is way above 45.
42 is fine. Sometimes it gets way hotter than that if I charge the phone after use.
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2011-06-18
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wifi on, charging the phone at the same time,temp goes on 53.6 degrees now
,( conky showe up with that value.may i know is this fatal and how to deal with it ?
Last edited by prankster; 2011-06-18 at 14:45.
,( conky showe up with that value.may i know is this fatal and how to deal with it ?
Last edited by prankster; 2011-06-18 at 14:45.
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2011-06-18
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Originally Posted by prankster
your n900 will automatically shut down when you reach the max battery temp i think....
wifi on, charging the phone at the same time,temp goes on 53.6 degrees now
I have not reach 53 degrees Celsius but i did reach 50. and that's on stock kernel....
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2011-06-18
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every time if i use wifi ,battery drains quickly ,so i have to recharge at the same time ,and then temp goes high ,today it went 53.6 degrees ,then soon i turned wifi off and it was okey ,
stock kernel v 47 @ 600 mhz ,
i wish i was developer so i could take a look ,hope some one takes a serious look on this serious issue .
stock kernel v 47 @ 600 mhz ,
i wish i was developer so i could take a look ,hope some one takes a serious look on this serious issue .
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2011-06-18
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Originally Posted by prankster
and the faster the battery drain, the higher the battery temp.
every time if i use wifi ,battery drains quickly ,so i have to recharge at the same time ,and then temp goes high ,today it went 53.6 degrees ,then soon i turned wifi off and it was okey ,
stock kernel v 47 @ 600 mhz ,
i wish i was developer so i could take a look ,hope some one takes a serious look on this serious issue .
i once drained a fully charged n900 battery for 2 hours (from 98% down to 4%) and battery temp was 51 degrees celsius....
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"The best way to break a Spell is to prevent it from being cast in the first place"
N900: 1000/1150mhz; sampling_rate 15; up_threshold 150000;
if i did help you, just click "Thanks" on the lower right of my post. thanks!
"The best way to break a Spell is to prevent it from being cast in the first place"
N900: 1000/1150mhz; sampling_rate 15; up_threshold 150000;
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2011-06-18
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got mine up to 70c once running faircracker obv the phone turned off xD, kinda lucky it still works
gav
gav
I've connected my N900 through PC Suite to create USB router.
Now it's been for 5 hours at constant 42 degrees.
I've been using overclocking to 800 MHz, but it's the same situation with stock kernel.
Can I safely leave downloading for a night?
Thank you in advance,
mrover