HTC Performance (overclocking) OEM

Running at 624, no problems so far...

[CopyCounsler]

ok. I put the HTC per on top of the xCPU heres what I've observed:

The indicator for xCPU current scale speed has locked to 520. The acbPower is at a rate similar to a constant 520 draw (228mA) and each program is set to "autoscale". Re-running the same test with iGuidance @520 proves to be 10 seconds.

taking it off.

nothing changed. even the speed indicator is locked still @ 520. resetting the auto capability in xCPU has resulted in the same 520 readout.

rebooting it. waiting.. (not as long as wm5 wohoo)

Well, it appears that I've broken my autoscale ability with xCPU now. The indicator is not changing and the acbPower reports a constant flow of power @ a higher scale of amperage pull. Reinstalling xCPU and reporting later.

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[CopyCounsler]

reinstalling HTC and going to the setting, the X was still checked leading me to believe that all this is IS a bunch of reg tweaks of some sort.

So HTC is now unchecked and my xCPU autoscale is hosed. once I'm home tonight I'm going to rebuild my kitchen with the reg tracker and report back.

Hope my battery makes it out of autoscale mode..

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[tcolling]

CopyCounsler, which device are you testing on? A Mogul, or what?

Thanks,
- Tim

[CopyCounsler]

referb'd apache w/ sprint service running latest helmi_c kitchen 12/17 or whatever

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ps. still locked on 520...

[PolloLoco]

I don't think anyone, outside of Raging Idiot perhaps, is suggesting that XCPUScalar is a sugar pill. That's easily proven through benchmarks - and has been done consistently. I do, however, believe the HTC performance OEM is a sugar pill. I've run it without XCPUScalar active - and got the same results in benchmarks.

I was able to uninstall the HTC performance OEM and go back to XCPUScalar successfully. I was not locked into one speed. I think I'll stick to NOT using both at the same time, however.

Have you tried to "remove" the HTC performance OEM once you uncheck the "overclocking"? Also - are you sure you haven't installed a trial version of XCPUScalar? The trial version wouldn't allow dynamic scaling, but forced you to use a set clockspeed.

[CopyCounsler]

PolloLoco - thanks for the advise. I have unchecked and removed the program but xCPU is still locked into whatever mode the slider reads whether or not the auto-adjust for performance is checked. I spent the 19 bux a while back and have the latest v3 build.. got it originally just for the simple fact of how much longer my battery lasted.

just now I played with it some more (rebooting, uninstalling xCPU etc) and I'm still locked @ the slider readout. time to reflash.. (a rarity..)

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[CopyCounsler]

oh and just so i'm clear about xCPU slider readout -- when I check the auto-adjust checkbox, whatever the last setting on the slider is what the cpu locks to - and it grays it out when I check the box...

just for the 'skeptics' out there... there's one in every crowd

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[digi]

Originally Posted by CopyCounsler

PolloLoco - thanks for the advise. I have unchecked and removed the program but xCPU is still locked into whatever mode the slider reads whether or not the auto-adjust for performance is checked. I spent the 19 bux a while back and have the latest v3 build.. got it originally just for the simple fact of how much longer my battery lasted.

just now I played with it some more (rebooting, uninstalling xCPU etc) and I'm still locked @ the slider readout. time to reflash.. (a rarity..)

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Was your phone plugged in and charging when it was "stuck" on a clock? When my phone is charging XCPU will not scale my clockspeed automatically, only when running on battery power.