*OVERCLOCK* Specific OCT V1.5 Settings

[kern417]

I have been running 710 successfully on all ROMs except MightyROM, but no big deal since Mighty runs pretty fast to begin with.

I was running

Steps: 1
Load Max: 100
Load Min: 0
Jump Max: 50
Jump Min: 2

for a while, basically setting it up to run at max while the phone is on and then half speed when in standby, but after recently installing on a new flash i noticed that it was running super smooth with the stock settings, so im currently running the stock settins with CPU max speed at 710

[cody_cummins]

Im running the stock sprint rom and right now my current settings are

CPU MAX- 748.8
Steps- 2
Load max- 100
Load min- 0
Jump max 50
Jump min 2

Seems to be running good!! id like to see some other stock rom users settings!

[horndoctor]

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Originally Posted by cody_cummins

Im running the stock sprint rom and right now my current settings are

CPU MAX- 748.8
Steps- 2
Load max- 100
Load min- 0
Jump max 50
Jump min 2

Seems to be running good!! id like to see some other stock rom users settings!

I'm running the 6.1 shipped rom also.
Go back a few posts for my settings.

[horndoctor]

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Originally Posted by mwalt2

I've found that I can simplify things if I use the 'jump max' and 'jump min' settings. I set jump max at 15% and jump min at 14%. This will just either run full overclock at 15% CPU or above, but should help save battery by underclocking for 14% and under (hopefully while asleep in my pocket for half the day). You can reduce the underclock amount by increasing the number of steps. I'm at 243.2 Mhz for underclock and 729.2 Mhz for overclock. So far I haven't run into any problems like I was using the same CPU max with more steps between max and min cpu clock (device would not wake up when slacker radio was playing, etc.).

I thought I would update my settings here since another user was asking in another thread.
I decided to use a variation on mwalt2's setup to see what results I got and I must say I think his way works great!
I'm gonna stick with these settings a while. Thanks mwalt2!

My settings are:

CPU max 768
interval 900ms
steps 1
load max 20
load min 19
jump max 50
jump min 2

This way I idle at 384mhz and any cpu activity above 19% it jumps to 768. I don't notice any lag this way from low to high speed and still I can take advantage of the lower clock speed while I'm not doing much.

[b4u2]

@horndoctor
I will try out the setings you just posted. I am using Energy OCT14. I have noticed that when I open the OCT_CFG file that my CPU MAX is reset to 658 for some reason. I also cannot get the keyboard to open up so I can change the Interval...not sure why it doesn't open.

[horndoctor]

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Originally Posted by b4u2

@horndoctor
I will try out the setings you just posted. I am using Energy OCT14. I have noticed that when I open the OCT_CFG file that my CPU MAX is reset to 658 for some reason. I also cannot get the keyboard to open up so I can change the Interval...not sure why it doesn't open.

For your settings to be saved you have to change them and then click set. Then click OC ON/OFF to run it with OCd speed then wait a couple seconds. Then click OC ON/OFF to stop the OC. Your settings are only saved when you stop or turn off the OC.
As for the interval, use your stylus to click on the numbers and then slide your hardware keyboard out and change the numbers. Then slide the keyboard back in before you finish other changes and then when you are done making changes click set.

[Miami_Son]

I've tried a handfull of different settings and still get SODs when ending a call. Can't live with that for the minimal amount of performance increase. According to the benchmarks in SKTools, not much difference.

Benchmarks |@528 |@710
Integer |327.6040 |379.9755
Floating point |7.578 |10.230
RAM |611 |629
D-bit |841 |1010
Main write |2349.52 |2289.12
Main read |5264.78 |5202.37
SD write |405.17 |530.75
SD read |8347.83 |7375.75
File Access |1949 |1768
File SD |1807 |1838
SK load |3228 |3228

The faster main memory read/write speeds and RAM access speeds are negligible and not worth the headache of having an SOD after a phone call. I did notice that the SODs seem to only happen on incoming calls and not outgoing ones. Something about the way the processor ramps back down may be causing this.

[horndoctor]

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Originally Posted by Miami_Son

I've tried a handfull of different settings and still get SODs when ending a call. Can't live with that for the minimal amount of performance increase. According to the benchmarks in SKTools, not much difference.

Benchmarks |@528 |@710
Integer |327.6040 |379.9755
Floating point |7.578 |10.230
RAM |611 |629
D-bit |841 |1010
Main write |2349.52 |2289.12
Main read |5264.78 |5202.37
SD write |405.17 |530.75
SD read |8347.83 |7375.75
File Access |1949 |1768
File SD |1807 |1838
SK load |3228 |3228

The faster main memory read/write speeds and RAM access speeds are negligible and not worth the headache of having an SOD after a phone call. I did notice that the SODs seem to only happen on incoming calls and not outgoing ones. Something about the way the processor ramps back down may be causing this.

I've never had SOD after, before, or during calls. Maybe it's because I'm using 6.1

[Miami_Son]

Originally Posted by horndoctor

I've never had SOD after, before, or during calls. Maybe it's because I'm using 6.1

That may well be. Never had an SOD on my Incite running 6.1.

[slinkydoo1982]

Originally Posted by horndoctor

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I've never had SOD after, before, or during calls. Maybe it's because I'm using 6.1

Originally Posted by Miami_Son

That may well be. Never had an SOD on my Incite running 6.1.

Horndoc, I tried those setting you posted a few days ago, (the 768mhz one, stepping at one), and I had first SOD in like a few months. Back to my original, ahem, "so far bullet proof" settings; 749 @ no stepping, 2000ms polling, load max 100, min 0, jump max 80, min 3.

and I ALWAYS run 6.5.xxx