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Originally Posted by NRGZ28
Nah the proof is in how it feels to YOU as a user. I dont build my ROMs for numbers... I build them for personal enjoyment and how fast it feels to ME  |
I fully agree. However I wasn't talking about your ROM :P
Yer so insecure always thinking people talking about you in your thread! lol!
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Originally Posted by ryanmv213
Originally Posted by Boushh 
I'm running a bunch of benchmarks (with SPB benchmark) to give a good view of before and after performance, I'm a little unsure of how much benefit this will provide, but the proof will be in the numbers.
I believe Boushh is referring to the difference in performance with the HTC_Performance.cab that Straitup27 posted that overclocks the Rhodium's processor from 520 mhz to 628 mhz and not the difference between your latest ROM and the previous. I've been using this cab for the last few hours and I'm glad to report it hasn't bricked my phone and I haven't noticed it heating up. I have noticed when scrolling or multiple animations are on screen that it seems that everything is moving faster without any freezeups. I am eagerly awaiting Boushh performance results. I was following http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=627806 and http://nuerom.com/BlogEngine/post/20...00MHz-yet.aspx for a while but was under the impression no2chem hadn't figured it out yet. Does anyone know of where this overclocker cab or the rar file originated from? |
Yes exactly, and I would be posting that info right now if my phone wasn't busy flashing the ROM from the 16th. I'll post it shortly though.
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Originally Posted by mebedaman
Yes, obviously after you open the email, the light stops flashing.
As I stated, I have already done that.
I would really hate to not use this ROM because of this little glitch, but it drives me nuts.
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Okay, so let me get this right. You're too lazy (for lack of a better work) to click on the screen and hit the back button so you want everyone else to try and find some solution for you? Am I getting close?
Seriously.... Your *bug* is Windows mobile trying to tell you that you have
unread email....
Maybe the solution is, and always
has been to read some mail.... I mean, that's pretty much what it's exactly supposed to do....
Now people are trolling Windows Mobile for functioning properly.... man oh man...
