Overclock the N900? - Page 107 - maemo.org

killerjay | # 1061 | 2010-04-05, 20:07 | Report

i am running this on 800mhz and i did this all on my vista 64bit with no problem

Ronaldo | # 1062 | 2010-04-05, 20:08 | Report

Originally Posted by Dirkjl View Post

Anyone have an idea why flasher is saying this to me when i want to flash the kernel:

Suitable USB Device not found, waiting

help

im using this command:

flasher-3.5.exe -k zImage-900mhz -f -R

use this command (no .exe)

flasher-3.5 -k zImage-900mhz -f -R

val580 | # 1063 | 2010-04-05, 20:11 | Report

if it was 100% reliable and stable nokia would had put higher frequency than 600 mhz since the beginning.

I did o/c to 800mhz , it took only 5 minutes , and it's DAY and NIGHT , even if I don't play psx or java games.

Maybe when pr1.2 is released it would be safer to decrease to 750 or 700 mhz , if the update improve the phone enough.

evilJazz | # 1064 | 2010-04-05, 20:14 | Report

Alright, I overclocked my N900 to 1700 MHz.
Running stable for almost 21 hours now.

Sure, it is bulky with the huge heat sink on the backside and you might need a nuclear reactor to power this thing on a longer trip, but at least you are on the cutting edge, right?

Oh, well, never mind.

A note to those that still do not get it: THIS IS A JOKE/FAKE/HOAX.

Last edited by evilJazz; 2010-04-11 at 15:54. Reason: Image added...

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jsomby | # 1065 | 2010-04-05, 20:19 | Report

Is that genuine or are you bullshitting?

DarkPand0r | # 1066 | 2010-04-05, 20:21 | Report

Hey Guys,

Currently running the 900mhz kernel with the stock DSP.
Sat listening to music with FM transmitter for around 1.5 hours with absolutely no effect, ran really well.

One question I have is, Would their be a big difference between the 900mhz/stock and 900mhz/500 for example?

michalurban | # 1067 | 2010-04-05, 20:21 | Report

Originally Posted by evilJazz View Post

Alright, I overclocked my N900 to 1700 MHz.
Running stable for almost 21 hours now.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1018569...88129/sizes/l/

Sure, it is bulky with the huge heat sink on the backside and you might need a nuclear reactor to power this thing on a longer trip, but at least you are on the cutting edge, right?

Oh, well, never mind.

Geez, I must say thats FREAKING COOL dude!!!

Heman1310 | # 1068 | 2010-04-05, 20:30 | Report

Originally Posted by evilJazz View Post

Alright, I overclocked my N900 to 1700 MHz.
Running stable for almost 21 hours now.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1018569...88129/sizes/l/

Sure, it is bulky with the huge heat sink on the backside and you might need a nuclear reactor to power this thing on a longer trip, but at least you are on the cutting edge, right?

Oh, well, never mind.

Ok I lol'd

Worlock | # 1069 | 2010-04-05, 20:33 | Report

Originally Posted by evilJazz View Post

Alright, I overclocked my N900 to 1700 MHz.
Running stable for almost 21 hours now.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/1018569...88129/sizes/l/

Sure, it is bulky with the huge heat sink on the backside and you might need a nuclear reactor to power this thing on a longer trip, but at least you are on the cutting edge, right?

Oh, well, never mind.

Please make a graph with battery-eye

rooted | # 1070 | 2010-04-05, 20:37 | Report

I've written a script which analyzes time_in_state and posts readable output. It is available on the wiki page:

http://wiki.maemo.org/Overclocking#A...ed.29_-_rev2.0

Last edited by rooted; 2010-04-12 at 14:19. Reason: rev2.0

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