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Soc cpu overclocking ?!
This is a discussion on Soc cpu overclocking ?! within the General Meizu M8 forums, part of the Meizu M8 category; Source - translated link Multiple phones with the Samsung S3C6410 CPU can be clocked, according to user experience. ......... These ...
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12-01-2009 #1Valued Member
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Multiple phones with the Samsung S3C6410 CPU can be clocked, according to user experience.
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These phones run at 533MHz by default, and the GPIOgfx tool would be increased to 672MHz.................
At present it is clear that the tool works on phone models with the S3C6410 processor.
The official maximum clock speed of the S3C6410 chipset, which includes an ARM 11 core is 800MHz.
How cool would this be
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Thanked 39 Times in 19 Postsdon't detect m8 cpu...
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12-01-2009 #3Dutch Moderator
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Thanked 173 Times in 72 PostsIt would be cool, but i think some people might blow up their M8
Besides that, it would take a big effect on the battery......Ben je Nederlands?
Dan kan je ook gewoon in de Nederlandse sectie reageren en vragen: http://www.meizume.com/dutch
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the article mentions that the battery lifetime gets impacted but not that much.
HierOS,
i was thinking it wouldn´t work cause it is for windows mobile not ce,
if i have some more time i will have a look if we can do something about it ;-)
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