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Root Trouble with Quickclock on .595

imronburgundy

imronburgundy

Android Enthusiast
So I have used quick clock on the other GB leaks before and using autocalibration, I've gotten max at 1406 (even though I just use the balanced preset). Well after upgrading to .595, every time I use it now, it gives me max of 1031 or 1100. I've made sure that all of the defaults were active when I ran it and have tried clearing the app's data, but it still gives me these low numbers. Any other suggestions? I've even made sure that Droid Overclock is not dumbing down my speed as well.
 
imronburgundy said:
So I have used quick clock on the other GB leaks before and using autocalibration, I've gotten max at 1406 (even though I just use the balanced preset). Well after upgrading to .595, every time I use it now, it gives me max of 1031 or 1100. I've made sure that all of the defaults were active when I ran it and have tried clearing the app's data, but it still gives me these low numbers. Any other suggestions? I've even made sure that Droid Overclock is not dumbing down my speed as well.
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who cares what it says?...just set it where you like it and leave it..
 
Mine's struggling to run.. When I try to load a profile it freezes. I'm honestly not sure what to manually set it at either.
 
quickclock has been having issues for awhile now. since the release of gb if I'm not mistaken. lord knows where the dev is to fix these issues. mine is with qc not applying at boot.
 
Quickclock works like a champ for me...so idk what to say...ive always ignored the "maximum" that it tells me though...i find my maximum by tinkering...
 
I think the issue with most of us is that we want it to calibrate the maximum overclock with the minimal voltage that our phones can handle. If I wanted to just set it myself I would have never bought it and used Droid overclock exclusively.
 
yeah i would say forget the calibration, just do manual testing by entering in your own numbers, and if you have problems decrease them until the problems go away
 
imronburgundy said:
I think the issue with most of us is that we want it to calibrate the maximum overclock with the minimal voltage that our phones can handle. If I wanted to just set it myself I would have never bought it and used Droid overclock exclusively.
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i use the minimum voltage...but i ignore the maximum clock speed they give me...
 
After I flashed 595 quickclock did not return when my apps all installed so I went to the market and it's not there did google remove it.
 
bcltoys said:
After I flashed 595 quickclock did not return when my apps all installed so I went to the market and it's not there did google remove it.
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Its def still on the market...

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Might want to try searching for the market fixer app floating around...
 
I went to the app market on my computer its listed as being purchased so I sent it to my phone about 10 o'clock this morning and it's still not on my phone.
 
I just went back to the app market on my computer and it say's not compatible with my device. When I type in quickclock advanced in the app market on phone it comes up with 3 results not 366 like you get.
 
Well the latest problem trumps not have quickclock phone shut down all on it's own when I restarted it restarted in a bootloop. Now sbf'ing.
 
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