HTC Performance (overclocking) OEM

[Zlog]

Not a single problem for me so far at 624.

for what its worth

[ksg]

I've taken the cab from post #11 ( http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.p...7&postcount=11 ) and have added a shortcut for the application to the Programs menu. That way you don't have to go around hunting for the application (which is installed in \windows\performance.exe).

ftp://ppcgeeks:ezupload@up.ppcgeeks.com/Apache/Users/ksg/

(filename: "HTC Performance (with shortcut).cab")

[nuguy]

I added a shortcut to it in the startup menu (need to ok it durring soft reset each time). I've been running it constantly at 624 for about a week now - zero problems, and it is snappier, haven't done true testing, seems like more torque as opposed to more horsepower.

Torque is king in everyday life...

[ksg]

Originally Posted by nuguy

I added a shortcut to it in the startup menu (need to ok it durring soft reset each time). I've been running it constantly at 624 for about a week now - zero problems, and it is snappier, haven't done true testing, seems like more torque as opposed to more horsepower.

Torque is king in everyday life...

AFAIK you don't have to put a shortcut in your startup menu as it adds a registry value to make it start (hidden) on its own. Someone correct me if I'm wrong and I'll add that shortcut also to the cab I've modified.

[Raging Idiot]

Fact or fiction... The cell phone uses more energy in a low signal area.


I don't entirely trust perception nor processor meter apps.... But I'll run at normal then at 620mhz and compare the amount of seconds it takes to launch TOMTOM as well as the amount of time it takes to calculate the directions from Atlanta to Miami.
Hard to beat a real-world test.

[sketchy09]

Does anyone have more info about this app? I would be interested in running it on my brand-new Touch but am hesitant for obvious reasons. Maybe a link to the original app or description on the HTC site, or experiences on non-Apache devices? Thanx,

-R

[savy1]

just installed on my Mogul 6800 and wow what a difference it makes. haven't done 620 yet, but 524 makes a great difference even with opening images..., programs, and the such. Man this is what the mogul is supposed to be like.

[dpdurst]

well running at 520 my extended battery seemed to drain down to 40% after 36 hours of no charge, when I was running with no overclock the battery was only 80%! I changed it back to the normal speed for now.

[PolloLoco]

This utility works without question during direct input. The phone's responsiveness is much snappier to clicks. However, video games and videos still play slow or choppy in comparison to XCPUScalar. I've done some benchmarks on TCPMP to confirm this.

So, if you want a snappier phone - but no real overclocking, this program might work for you. I think I'm just going to go back to XCPUScalar.

[DodgeV83]

Originally Posted by PolloLoco

This utility works without question during direct input. The phone's responsiveness is much snappier to clicks. However, video games and videos still play slow or choppy in comparison to XCPUScalar. I've done some benchmarks on TCPMP to confirm this.

So, if you want a snappier phone - but no real overclocking, this program might work for you. I think I'm just going to go back to XCPUScalar.

Makes sense considering XCPUScalar reduces your battery life, and this app apparently doesn't. Different strokes for different folks.