ѠѳѺ Ultimate Overclocking, Tweaks and Tools Guide For TP2 ѺѳѠ Updated 10/21/2010

[creedo]

I end up removing the overclock software I'm sad to say. it might be that I'm just being ignorant and if I research it a lil more I could find settings that work. basically what happened is it was okay for a week then a lot more sod. like once I got it, rebooted, and got another one right away. this was at 628 or so. was getting about 5 a day. at 604 I got another and said screw it, not worth it anymore. I won't say I never got sod before this, but it was getting ridiculous. on top of that I'd get an error on boot after, but not consistently. it couldn't start the setcpuspeed process. probably I could fix that with the setting mentioned above to delay when it kicks in. probably also I could install oct or play with settings other than clock speed to prevent sod. but I can't find the energy. I've come to accept the windows mobile experience means rebooting every day several times, if nothing else to free up useless trapped memory. I'm thinking android next phone. sort to rant on.
oh, just so this post isn't totally useless, to the poster above: yah that's normal, the overclock speed is set in the registry with that performance setting. the registry setting overrides the slider.

[ThaTwizzla]

and now it freezes randomly...alot. runs great till that happens though...

[creedo]

I decided to stop being a sissy and just use OCT. I feel bad cuz the op put in a lot of work for his overclock method, but the problem is the msm 7 app doesn't allow you to easily change important settings besides just the clock speed. some of these settings seem essential if you want to prevent restarts and sod. oct 1.5 was a mild pain in the ass to find but worth it. we're gonna see how 700-something feels and if it's stable.

[horndoctor]

Wirelessly posted (htc Pocket PC: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 8.12; MSIEMobile6.0) Sprint T7380)

Originally Posted by creedo

I decided to stop being a sissy and just use OCT. I feel bad cuz the op put in a lot of work for his overclock method, but the problem is the msm 7 app doesn't allow you to easily change important settings besides just the clock speed. some of these settings seem essential if you want to prevent restarts and sod. oct 1.5 was a mild pain in the ass to find but worth it. we're gonna see how 700-something feels and if it's stable.

lol
PITA?!
A quick search finds OCT_1.5 easily.
Like I and others have said earlier in this thread just install OCT and set it up. Easy. Makes the most sense to me but to each his own!

[creedo]

did find it in 5 minutes but usually google only takes thirty second for me so I call it a pain but for example search just oct 1.5 or oct_1.5 on this forum and you get nothing helpful. go to google and use the same, with or without underscore, lots of results regarding october fifteenth. even typing overclock tool 1.5 in google doesn't get what you want on page one. you gotta add some extra search terms to find the thread with the cabs. would be nice if the program had a less generic name. "winmoverclock" lol.

[michaelvanle]

Can you only change the clock frequency through the registry? Cause when I open up msm7kcpuspeed and slide the bar, nothing happens. Whatever I try to change it to, it goes back to what it was.

@ThaTwizzla, the registry may be your problem if that's what my question is asking.

[michaelvanle]

anyone else having a problem removing the bulletproof cab? whenever I try to uninstall it, it just hangs and freezes my phone.

[gono666]

Originally Posted by michaelvanle

Can you only change the clock frequency through the registry? Cause when I open up msm7kcpuspeed and slide the bar, nothing happens. Whatever I try to change it to, it goes back to what it was.

@ThaTwizzla, the registry may be your problem if that's what my question is asking.

PerformanceLevel Reference Tips

Here is some value reference data for the "PerformanceLevel" registry key

44=845 MHz
43=826 MHz
42=806 MHz
41=787 MHz
40=768 MHz
39=748 MHz
38=729 MHz
37=710 MHz
36=691 MHz
35=672 MHz
34=652 MHz
33=633 MHz
32=614 MHz
31=604 MHz
30=576 MHz
29=556 MHz
28=537 MHz

This key determines the speed in which Msm7kCpuSpeed runs at, you have to change this key to set the speed you want.

[creedo]

you might try disabling the overclock at startup, there's an option to do that in the bottom right menu. then when you restart it won't be running and then the cab should uninstall smoothly. you could also look at the msm shortcut and remove the /boot option.

[gono666]

Some more information has been added and the awesome battery saving cab by Max134 please drop some more feedback, coming soon i will post a F.A.Q. on my guide so please drop your questions! THANKS TO EVERYONE!