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Re: Overclock the N900?
This is a false debate:
The question is .. want a durable phone but slow as a turtle, or prefer one that ".. only you serve two years .." efficiently .. and swift as a workstation The choice is yours..:rolleyes: |
Re: Overclock the N900?
Couple of things I was wondering.
One thing Ocers ask themselves before testing an over clock is if there is enough cooling. Is there a Mod we can do to help with heat? It could be as simple as taking out the stylus, or as fun as drilling holes in the battery cover. I think many of us would be equipped to go so far as to apply some extra thermal paste to the two little heat sinks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVEHm325-z8 What do you all think? |
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we can flash the firmware 1.1. first, but this is not wat i wanted :)
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There's a reason why N900 and Palm Pre are running the same exact processor in 600mhz and Motorola Droid is running it on 550mhz. I'm running mine 900mhz. Looking the phase i buy phones, i'm not going to sell my N900 and i'm ready to lose my N900. Honestly what harm is there to tell people that risks are there? I have learned this by doing very minor overclocking on my old computer and that focked up the proc for the 1/2 year i used the computer while my current computer have gone 30% increase and temperatures are the same as given by the manufacturer(been in use for a year). Non of the processors are identical and not the circustanes either. After you have got the message be my guess and flash the device like me, but nothing wrong with warning people. |
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sat in bristol airport, with a cold pint reading what a stir we have made!! makes for good reading :) n900 is king.com
p.s. i hate flying. bought 3 pints so i dont have to cue up. boarding in 25mins... |
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Strange. I flashed with the zImage 800mhz kernel and my information still shows in settings as Maemo5, etc and is (based on Conky and app performance) clocking from 125mhz min and 800mhz max. I did the "fiasco" process to flash, but probably makes no difference (a flash is a flash). |
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It would be interesting to see what users would do if there was a report of brickage at 900 or 800mhz. Then what do we do? Risk it or go back to the slower kernel? I am sure there will still be people who will keep running the higher clock speeds at the expense of bricking.
But that would be a very tough decision after experiencing great increase in speed.... Lets see |
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If my N900 lasts me 6 months at 900mhz, I'll be happy, since by then the exterior of the phone wil be pretty much trashed (yes, my N900 has a hard life).
I would be surprised if we don't see 1.5Ghz mobiles in the next year, so the point of the life expectancy of an overclocked 900 being only 3 years is a moot one to me. Personally, I'm using the 900 a lot more for browsing now thats web pages load in a practical snap at 900mhz. |
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flasher-3.5.exe -F zImage-700mhz -f -R and not flasher-3.5.exe -k zImage-700mhz -f -R i found out i did flasher-3.5 -k zImage-900mhz -f -R |
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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.
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This thread captures the spirit of why many of us bought an N900. We are in it for the adventure. Maybe we are wrong in overclocking our N900s, but those who are trying to kill this spirit are not just shooting the community in the foot -- they are shooting the community in the brain. Edit: By the way, I personally hope to buy a Meego phone if my N900 dies prematurely, which would seem to be in Nokia's interest. |
Re: Overclock the N900?
The decision to overclock or not to overclock is indeed up to the individual user. However, that being said - I will rain down with furious vengeance on those (if any) come back here complaining they cooked their N900. Myself I flashed - checked it and went back to stock. While the speed improvement was nice, I am going to wait to see what 1.2 has in store for us before making a permanent decision on OCing.
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OVER CLOCKING CAN SERIOUSLY DAMAGE COMPONENTS! You can damage your n900 and invaildate your warranty. Becareful and do it at your own risk! |
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Very sound logic. If 1.2 makes the device perform as smoothly as the 800mhz rom and Flash media and games play as well (this will take Flash 10.1, of course). I will change back to stock too. We should get Flash 10.1 sometime later this year, so I may go back then. Truth is, almost all Flash content plays smooth now, so it will take Flash 10.1 to get me to revert back anyways. Added: Still, if I used the N900 as my main device & phone, I would probably have not OC'd in the first place. Maybe not, or perhaps the 700mhz version ;) 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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If default clock speed = 600Mhz, and for certain process, it takes up constant 100% usage over a period of say 10s?
VS 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? |
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Can't wait to see a good show I reckon? :D
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Just need some popcorn and a bubbly beverage ;) |
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Say goodbye to PC, Servers, etc |
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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)... :p |
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Which kernel file did you use and do you have the original info at ( System: Settings: About Product ) restored? i |
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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. |
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900-default dsp ... running about 3 days without any problem, no increase in temperature (subjective), no freezes/restarts.
HEY, PAGE ONE HUNDRED!!!!! :D |
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whats the use of the information in ABOUT???
just wondering... wont it come back to the default one after the update? Ronaldo, the update IS -k and not -F :P.... i had tried -F and it didnt work.. at least not from flasher3.5 |
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Sorry if this has already been asked and answered, but can someone please post the kernel source diff.
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Cannot be detected/identified by NSU and/or PC Suite. But, somehow previously 2 member test and confirm it was able to be identified. But then, reading Lehto guide, it did state that NSU will no longer work. http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=309 Probably related to the firmware information. Some people still have their firmware information, while some shows Unknown. How to maintain the firmware information? |
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24+ hours with 900/default DSP, nothing to report except battery lasts much longer. Such a great enhancement.
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Are you serious the battery lasts longer ??
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Nice UBIFS corruption here. Again, can't say for sure whether it's related to overclocking (it's known to have been happened before too) but I'd recommend to keep an eye on suspicious activity in output of dmesg...
Going for a full reflash... |
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I can confirm the battery does last longer .... but I guess it depends on usage patterns!
Cool :D Looks like I hit the the 1000th post in this thread ! |
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