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Id expect that if it were a bug as you describe then all phones would be universally 1.2Ghz. Unfortunately, nobody knows what that "some reason" is.
It's pretty obvious that the hardware supports 1.2Ghz since lots of people are talking about how great 1.2Ghz is but nobody is talking about how unreliable their phone is due to the "overclock".
It's pretty obvious that the hardware supports 1.2Ghz since lots of people are talking about how great 1.2Ghz is but nobody is talking about how unreliable their phone is due to the "overclock".
So far the issue of 1.0Ghz vs. 1.2Ghz cannot be tied to CPU revisions or hardware versions. There have been posts from all almost every possible variation of battery type, CPU version, Harware version(on label under battery) update method, root method, cache/data wipe etc. it seems with every possible idea as to the cause of not getting 1.2Ghz, someone posts that they have that and still got 1.2. I dunno, it's a puzzle so far. It may take someone who's able to go line by line through some of the update to see what check failed on the units that only reach 1.0Ghz (like mine) and eliminate it. On GB '.905 I was using kernel Modules to overclock at a stable 1.25 Ghz so this really does suck. Oddly enough, even at 1.0Ghz I'm getting 2700-plus quadrand scores which are better that I used to get OC'd at 1.25. On the other hand my linpack scores are a lot lower on ICS at 1.0Ghz than previously OC'd at 1.25Ghz, so go figure.
As to Bogo MIPS, the reason for the variation is that the CPU speed varies from 300Mhz to 1Ghz in steps of 300,600,800 and 1000. Under load it goes to 1000, When not under load speed can dip to as low as 300 to save power. Bogo MIPS is a calculated figure based on the step or clock speed your device is at when Quadrant launches, and it's roughly 2 x step speed. That why some folks are getting Bogo MIPS figures under 600 up to just under 2000. They correlate to the 300,600,800 and 1000 Mhz steps.
Those lucky enough to be able to MAX at 1.2 will probably get up to just under 2400 Bogo MIPS at maximum.
Also...has anyone tried to stepdown the max to 800 and just use the same scripts that we used with the projekt opptimizer to address the ics kernel directly?
OK tried it...symsearch script won't run...it just loops and you have to power down to kill it...without symsearch i don't think the chmod script can run
OK tried it...symsearch script won't run...it just loops and you have to power down to kill it...without symsearch i don't think the chmod script can run
Appreciate you taking a leap of faith on that one, I sure didn't have the balls to try it.
Guess we'll just wait and see what happens with the official ICS OTA whenever it rolls out. If I'm still stuck at 1 Ghz, I'll go straight to Verizon and demand a new phone because I didn't get what I flippin' paid for. Angry customer rants are great like that.
Guess we'll just wait and see what happens with the official ICS OTA whenever it rolls out. If I'm still stuck at 1 Ghz, I'll go straight to Verizon and demand a new phone because I didn't get what I flippin' paid for. Angry customer rants are great like that.
Appreciate you taking a leap of faith on that one, I sure didn't have the balls to try it.
Guess we'll just wait and see what happens with the official ICS OTA whenever it rolls out. If I'm still stuck at 1 Ghz, I'll go straight to Verizon and demand a new phone because I didn't get what I flippin' paid for. Angry customer rants are great like that.
Yeah, because you DIDN'T buy a 1Ghz phone at the store, did you? What you're really saying is that since you didn't get something for nothing like everyone else you're upset.