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    Poll: Do you think its possible to overclock the N900?!
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    nightfire | # 3031 | 2010-04-18, 18:34 | Report

    I suspect there would be no negative consequences locking at 1ghz, despite what many have said; the noop loops are very power efficient, and even at 1ghz, the chip isn't doing much. I left mine idling at 1ghz for 20 minutes and the temperature hung around 3C over ambient (vs ambient at 250mhz).

    Even under moderate load that was averaging 500mhz, locking at 1ghz only increased CPU temp by 3C.

    I would suspect that running intensive operations at 250mhz would heat the CPU more than idling at 1ghz..

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    AlMehdi | # 3032 | 2010-04-18, 19:00 | Report

    Originally Posted by nightfire View Post
    I suspect there would be no negative consequences locking at 1ghz, despite what many have said; the noop loops are very power efficient, and even at 1ghz, the chip isn't doing much. I left mine idling at 1ghz for 20 minutes and the temperature hung around 3C over ambient (vs ambient at 250mhz).

    Even under moderate load that was averaging 500mhz, locking at 1ghz only increased CPU temp by 3C.

    I would suspect that running intensive operations at 250mhz would heat the CPU more than idling at 1ghz..
    Do not trust the temp! It is not exact.

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    rooted | # 3033 | 2010-04-18, 19:07 | Report

    Originally Posted by gusse View Post
    i got lots of error when i tried to run script for analyzing time_in_state (by rooted) - rev6 from wiki.maemo.org/overclocking

    below is a bit modified version that run at least on my x-term. I don't understand why original file didn't run.

    then i noticed that "used" and "when busy" give same readings. I don't understand how this when busy is derived from "time_in_state" file. At least i have there only two columns (freq and time).
    1. Can you paste the output if you run the original script (use PM so that we don't spam the forum).

    2. I've compared your modified script and I don't really see real differences. Only spaces converted into tabs and awk execution is set as variable which is echoed in the next line (unnecessary I believe).

    3. If your used and when busy give same readings that indicates a certain bug in the script. Although I designed it with various kernels in mind there is a possibility of that.

    4. When busy is derived very simply as can be seen from the code. It is portion (percentage) of all frequencies except the lowest (idle) one. It is used so it gives a more detailed reading of higher frequencies, because if the device uses the lowest frequency 98%+ of the time it is hard to compare the remaining 2% between itself.

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    NokiaRocks | # 3034 | 2010-04-18, 19:23 | Report

    I've been trying Titan's ideal kernel (500-850) and the battery drains alot faster then with Leho's 250-800 Mhz.
    Are you guys noticing the same issue ?

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    gabby131 | # 3035 | 2010-04-18, 20:53 | Report

    Originally Posted by AlMehdi View Post
    Do not trust the temp! It is not exact.
    i believe so. i base my temp on how quick the phone increase temp, physically.

    @800-900mhz, almost the same as the stock when using the phone with atleast 3 apps open and 2 web windows. it is noticable that after 20mins of continous phone call, the temp increases, unlike on the stock in about 40-60mins.

    and mostly when i check the temp of my phone via xterm or desktop exe wdget. it shows a -40 and a reboot fixes it, so not so sure how accurate that is.

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    gabby131 | # 3036 | 2010-04-18, 20:56 | Report

    Originally Posted by NokiaRocks View Post
    I've been trying Titan's ideal kernel (500-850) and the battery drains alot faster then with Leho's 250-800 Mhz.
    Are you guys noticing the same issue ?
    the lehto's kernel your tried have lower voltages than titan's

    lower voltage in idle "might" consume less power.

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    NokiaRocks | # 3037 | 2010-04-18, 20:59 | Report

    Which voltage is Lehto using for 250 Mhz ?
    I'm using 0,975 now.

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    titan | # 3038 | 2010-04-18, 21:01 | Report

    congratulations! you may be the first user who actually fried his device!

    but maybe your battery is just empty. let it cool down and recharge it.
    in case it boots up again, immediately set the totally insane min frequency
    from 850 to 250.

    Originally Posted by maykon-de-angra View Post
    please help,
    Yesterday I was playing "OPEN ARENA" On my N900, and After about 30 minutes, he hung up and not want to Connect!
    My N900 is not more Booting
    is not reloading.
    Not in League Mode FLASH.
    Just glows red, which then hang up.
    already happened to someone?
    I know it's my fault, but there is some geito to recover it?
    I was using the Kernel Operating Titan XLV In 850Mh Minimum 1Ghz and Maximo.
    Sera that he DIED?? help

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    titan | # 3039 | 2010-04-18, 21:04 | Report

    Originally Posted by NokiaRocks View Post
    I've been trying Titan's ideal kernel (500-850) and the battery drains alot faster then with Leho's 250-800 Mhz.
    Are you guys noticing the same issue ?
    nope, battery drain is nearly flat for me.
    I called it "ideal" because it gives me the best tradeoff between battery life,
    speed and safety.

    There no longer is an hardcoded "ideal" kernel.
    you can experiment with all kinds of settings, including lehto's ones.

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    nightfire | # 3040 | 2010-04-18, 21:04 | Report

    Originally Posted by AlMehdi View Post
    Do not trust the temp! It is not exact.
    Can you elaborate?

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