Discussion Group: Overclocking NRG ROM

[DaveTN]

Originally Posted by ProfEngr

Tried would be the operative word. Won't install to the SD card on my Imagio

Hey there fellow Tennessean, I'm running winmospeed from regular memory. Unlike OCT which runs off the SD card, winmospeed runs in regular memory.

Whenever I reset, winmospeed resets back to the default clock speed. I created a couple shortcuts for my favorite speeds and put them in my program folder. All I have to do after a restart is click on the shortcut for the speed I want.

So, try installing it into regular memory and see how it runs.

David

[Leeboy]

Originally Posted by DaveTN

Hey there fellow Tennessean, I'm running winmospeed from regular memory. Unlike OCT which runs off the SD card, winmospeed runs in regular memory.

Whenever I reset, winmospeed resets back to the default clock speed. I created a couple shortcuts for my favorite speeds and put them in my program folder. All I have to do after a restart is click on the shortcut for the speed I want.

So, try installing it into regular memory and see how it runs.

David

The only problem I see with this method, is the fact that once U pick ur favorite speed, the phone continues running @ that speed all the time. By using the scripted method off the storage card, U have a polling interval which kicks the phone in the ass when it needs it and when it does'nt, it resorts back to it's idle speed. I've tried both methods exclusively on various Energy Roms, and the problem I had with the winmospeed method was.......every time the phone was on standby.......just the screen off.......as soon as the phone rang, I had instant freeze ups. While this might be device specific, I feel safer with the scripted method on the storage card. If nothing else, I get better battery life because the phone isn't running @ high speeds all the time. But when duty calls, the phone kicks into high gear

[DaveTN]

Originally Posted by Leeboy

The only problem I see with this method, is the fact that once U pick ur favorite speed, the phone continues running @ that speed all the time. By using the scripted method off the storage card, U have a polling interval which kicks the phone in the ass when it needs it and when it does'nt, it resorts back to it's idle speed. I've tried both methods exclusively on various Energy Roms, and the problem I had with the winmospeed method was.......every time the phone was on standby.......just the screen off.......as soon as the phone rang, I had instant freeze ups. While this might be device specific, I feel safer with the scripted method on the storage card. If nothing else, I get better battery life because the phone isn't running @ high speeds all the time. But when duty calls, the phone kicks into high gear

Nope, Winmospeed defaults back to the stock speed after a soft reset.

David