Underclocking failure.

[leobg]

Well it depends on your system whether or not you can oc and how much, here's the custom settings I made:

300mhz, 15mhz
700mhz, 35mhz
1000mhz, 50mhz
1350mhz, 67mhz

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I assume you meant mV (voltage) - right?

The bad thing about Jrummy's app is that D2G has 5 frequency slots - defaults are 300,600,800,1000,1200 while the OC reduces them to 4. Nobody seems to know what stock voltages are either...

 

[rusty815]

Yeah, the stock voltages are something like 45mV, 65mV, 74mV and 82mV, so I cut down the voltages quite a bit, you gotta make compromises I guess

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[leobg]

Yeah, the stock voltages are something like 45mV, 65mV, 74mV and 82mV, so I cut down the voltages quite a bit, you gotta make compromises I guess

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Out of curiosity, what Linpack and Quadrant scores you get?

Not that I think D2G needs overclocking, but just for the sport I am trying.
I decided to try Milestone Overclock (which supports Droid2 Global), module is newer version than Jrummy's (1.4.8 v.s. 1.4.6.xx). When JRummy's module loads, frequency slots become 4 (cannot use all 5). Milestone overclock updates just the fastest slot (not touching the other 4). So I set Milestone Overclock to 1350MHz@65mV - now phone scales between 300,600,800,1000 and 1350. I use Jrummy's app profiles function only (module disabled). Linpack gives me consistently 18.5K+ and Quadrant - consistently around 1800
With Jrummy's I get 1700 on Quadrant and around 17K (consistently) on Linpack.
Feels like Milestone Overclock's module is better optimized.

 

[rusty815]

i didnt use milestone overclock but with droid overclock i get 1750-1900, which is really good considering im undervolting as well, with heavy use my standard battery lasts 8 hours, normal use is about 12-14 hours