*OVERCLOCK* Specific OCT V1.5 Settings

[internetaffairs]

how the hell do I uninstall...can't do it with the remove programs thing...

it just stays there...says it's not fully uninstalled.

[quick99si]

Originally Posted by internetaffairs

how the hell do I uninstall...can't do it with the remove programs thing...

it just stays there...says it's not fully uninstalled.

Did you stop the service before running? Refer to the readme.

[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!

[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.

[b4u2]

If I'm using OCT do I even need Msm7kCpuSpeed cab installed?

[sidwin]

so how do you make OC perm after reboots?

[puff601]

Originally Posted by sidwin

so how do you make OC perm after reboots?

use the oct 1.5 repack by ninja duck. it adds a .lnk to the startup folder so oct runs on startup. once you set your oct settings, click on oc on/off a few times to make sure the sections stock after a soft reset

[ctiger]

Originally Posted by sidwin

so how do you make OC perm after reboots?

I found that simply click the OC on/off button in the OCT_GUI will make it write in registry and stay after reboots. So when you change settings, change one setting each time, exit the gui, see if your phone works or not, test a bit, come back in gui, and click on/off button to see the oct is off, then turn it back on. saved me big, I set the speed to a step above 749, and the phone just crashed, but I didn't toggle the oct on/off, so when it resets, it boots up fine. I put the OCT on the internal storage, not on SD card which is suggested by members(so that at a major failure, you can pull out the SD card to start without OCT) but just test more before make it perm.

[ctiger]

Now even at 729 with 1 step, I get occasional crash when using the opera 9. so I changed to 748 with 0 step, I'll see how is that gonna do.