Overclock the N900? - Page 119 - maemo.org

Andy214 | # 1181 | 2010-04-06, 03:16 | Report

Can we have something like this which is available on the droid?

An app to control the clock speed...
http://rootyourdroid.info/guides/ove...ing-the-droid/

On my Dell PocketPC, I can adjust the clock speed too something like the Droid's app, but not for OC, more like limit the clock speed.

astrolito | # 1182 | 2010-04-06, 03:18 | Report

Originally Posted by soleil View Post

Please any1 telle me where is the tuto for overcloking the N900 and where are thes kernel images? I can't found them in the 1st post and it's hard to find them in a 1000+ posts topic

The pristine source:

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=309

Ronaldo | # 1183 | 2010-04-06, 03:19 | Report

thats what i'v been asking, use a custom kernel which is supported by app that allows user to set range from 600mhz-900mhz

felbutss | # 1184 | 2010-04-06, 03:21 | Report

Originally Posted by soleil View Post

Please any1 telle me where is the tuto for overcloking the N900 and where are thes kernel images? I can't found them in the 1st post and it's hard to find them in a 1000+ posts topic

http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...847#post595847

astrolito | # 1185 | 2010-04-06, 03:28 | Report

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Lehto is genius ..!, is the man .., is the god of the N900 ..

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And this link became our brick in a workstation ..

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=309

Last edited by astrolito; 2010-04-06 at 03:39.

jakiman | # 1186 | 2010-04-06, 03:32 | Report

We now definitely need these 3 apps: (all or at least some of them)

1. An app to control the overclock. (somehow)
2. A desktop widget to monitor cpu temp and clock down if specified temp is reached.
3. An app to monitor cpu usage and show alert, then if alert ignored,, shutdown if cpu is maxed at 100% for a specified amount of time.

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egoshin | # 1187 | 2010-04-06, 03:38 | Report

Originally Posted by Alex Atkin UK View Post

Its stuck inside fairly thick plastic, on the bottom its behind the battery AND plastic, so you shouldn't be able to feel it until its REALLY hot internally.

That worries me pretty much - sometime my (not-yet-overclocked) N900 is pretty hot and stay that until switch OFF/ON. I suspect SGX but who knows...

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sophocha | # 1188 | 2010-04-06, 03:39 | Report

thanks once more! This is what I`m talking about....community work! I`m running mine @ 900 no problems at all....everything is super fast and scrolling is from another world now....amazing!

Andy214 | # 1189 | 2010-04-06, 03:49 | Report

Originally Posted by jakiman View Post

We now definitely need these 3 apps: (all or at least some of them)

1. An app to control the overclock. (somehow)
2. A desktop widget to monitor cpu temp and clock down if specified temp is reached.
3. An app to monitor cpu usage and show alert, then if alert ignored,, shutdown if cpu is maxed at 100% for a specified amount of time.

Looking at the app for Android, it has many options such as CPU Governor and profiles which will control the CPU clock speed based on certain conditions (e.g. Charging, Sleep/Standy, Power < 30%, Failsafe Profile, etc).

The app are indeed very well thought out and awesome.

I would say, instead of critisizing OC on the N900, might as well create an app that have a set of controls like the Androids. It was also able to cater for various chipsets/devices. Plus, it has AUTO-DETECT feature which can detect the max clock speed for certain device/cpu.

This is what N900/Maemo should have too!

http://rootyourdroid.info/guides/ove...ing-the-droid/

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felbutss | # 1190 | 2010-04-06, 04:13 | Report

Originally Posted by Andy214 View Post

Looking at the app for Android, it has many options such as CPU Governor and profiles which will control the CPU clock speed based on certain conditions (e.g. Charging, Sleep/Standy, Power < 30%, Failsafe Profile, etc).

The app are indeed very well thought out and awesome.

I would say, instead of critisizing OC on the N900, might as well create an app that have a set of controls like the Androids. It was also able to cater for various chipsets/devices. Plus, it has AUTO-DETECT feature which can detect the max clock speed for certain device/cpu.

This is what N900/Maemo should have too!

http://rootyourdroid.info/guides/ove...ing-the-droid/

+1 . this is a good idea

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