Overclock Settings + Quandrant bench results

[Mike8913]

I know there are are threads dedicated to discussion about specific apps and specific OC setting, but I feel they have become swollen with crap. So heres to hoping we can simply post some info in a thread. I'm hoping this can become some sort of a database for OC'ers alike to grab a baseline from.

here is my info

Droid X
ROM: Liberty 1.5

350 MHZ @ 20 V
700 MHZ @ 34 V
1000 MHZ @ 49 V
1200 MHZ @ 59 V

Quadrant score = 1600

Thank you, try to keep questions limited to app specific threads or PM's. If we could keep posts in a similar format to the above I think it will be appreciated by all.

 

[akappy332]

I like the idea.... but looks like no one really wants to participate!!! Here are my numbers though....
Froyo 2.3.340 "stock" bloatware removed. Refurbished phone received in September
421, 35
841, 56
1122,71
1330, 83

Quadrant Score 1755 Sorry I don't know how to get a screen shot w/o using an app and i don't feel like getting it :icon_eek:

*** I can't push it a single bit more w/o stability issues within a few seconds... As for how stable this is? I've been going a few hours testing w/ quadrant and this is my best outcome. I'll see how stable it remains over the next day.

 

[oakvad]

Here's mine. Can't go any higher or phone just freezes. Tried for 4 days straight every voltage combo.
Droid X running dark slide 4.2 and droidx overclock

1150 mhz, 62
900, 58
700, 48
400, 33

Quadrant, 1567

 

[DMFA]

Here's mine under-clocked on Darkslide 4.2. Still p good.

Sent from my DROIDX using DroidForums App

 

[phishfi]

With my setup (without any OC) I get 1440...

With:
300@16
760@40
900@48
1200@65
Quadrant score is 1621

Sent from my "Stock" DX

 

[1KDS]

DX ApeX 1.4 QuickClock Advanced

 

[xeene]

stock droid x running leaked froyo from august of 2010 with a score of 1510

 

[akappy332]

I think it would be great if people would include when they got their DX so that we may be able to notice a trend in the overclock-ability of the processors. I've read in forums that original DXs were not getting as high as more recent models. I'd like to see if there's some validity in that.

 

[oakvad]

I think it would be great if people would include when they got their DX so that we may be able to notice a trend in the overclock-ability of the processors. I've read in forums that original DXs were not getting as high as more recent models. I'd like to see if there's some validity in that.

I would have to say this to be true. My phone was received within a month of release and I can't clock over 1150 or undervolt stock or even bellow, say 900, 800 without freazing my phone. But I can say stock votage at 1150 is rock solid. Its not had one freeze up or reboot since I did it.

 

[phishfi]

Alright, mine is about a week or two old. Bought from amazon wireless...

Sent from my "Stock" DX

 

[oakvad]

Alright, mine is about a week or two old. Bought from amazon wireless...

Sent from my "Stock" DX

What's the most you can O.C.

 

[akappy332]

Alright, mine is about a week or two old. Bought from amazon wireless...

Sent from my "Stock" DX

Have you tried pushing to it's limit yet?

 

[1KDS]

Mine is a refurb I got in early december, it is stable at 1.406, my original from around release was only stable up to maybe 1.2

 

[akappy332]

I'm getting a replacement phone Monday assumed to be a refurb... Ill be clocking right away.

 

[phishfi]

Alright, mine is about a week or two old. Bought from amazon wireless...

Sent from my "Stock" DX

Have you tried pushing to it's limit yet?

Yes... the most I could get it to while staying stable is in the low 1300s. I keep it at 1200 just to be safe, though I am going to steadily increase it by about 20khz every few days until I recognize a decline in functionality. Coming to the DX from the old school sanding moment, I don't find benchmark tests to mean as much as actual performance

Sent from my "Stock" DX